Former FHWA Official Jailed

A former official at the Federal Highway Administration was sentenced to more than three years in prison for his role in a bribery scandal.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
December 2, 1998

Trucker Awarded $2 Million in Wal-Mart Falling Cargo Accident

A superior court jury in Mecklenburg, Ohio awarded $2 million to a truck driver injured by falling cargo.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
December 2, 1998

Arkansas Highway Project Delayed

The completion of a $450 million highway from Alma to Fayetteville will be delayed until after January.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
December 1, 1998

California Decreases Diesel Tax

The Board of Equalization of California has decreased the state’s diesel sales tax for next year by 1.3 cents to 7.1 cents per gallon.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
December 1, 1998

Connecticut DOT Asks Twin Trailors to Re-route

The Connecticut Department of Transportation is again asking motor carriers to re-route twin trailers around certain sections of the states highways during winter storms.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
December 1, 1998
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Colorado Truckers Keep Watch

Colorado Highway Watch, launched Nov. 23 in Denver, attempts to make driving safer for everyone by enlisting truckers to be the eyes and ears of the open road.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998
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Ship Lines Boost Late Fees

Steamship lines suffering from the meltdown of the Asian economy have raised the fees they charge draymen for late intermodal equipment by as much as four times.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998
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Tolls or Fuel Tax: Choose Your Poison

Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is likely to ask the state legislature for a 3-cent-per-gallon increase in the state tax on diesel fuel as an alternative to the tolls on Interstate highways that the Arkansas Highway Commission wants to impose.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998

Colorado Truckers Keep Watch

Colorado Highway Watch, launched Nov. 23 in Denver, attempts to make driving safer for everyone by enlisting truckers to be the eyes and ears of the open road.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 30, 1998

Interim Step in EPA Engine Pact

The federal judge reviewing the settlement between the Environmental Protection Agency and diesel engine manufacturers agreed to allow the pact to go into effect while his review continues.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 25, 1998