Enforcement of Tanker Residue Rule Delayed as Carrier Industry, U.S. Customs Debate
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officials have postponed the July 17 effective date for a controversial regulation requiring that motor carriers and exporters report even small amounts of residual chemicals left inside cargo tank containers when returning from deliveries in Canada and Mexico.
May 16, 2011More Freight, Fewer Carriers Boost Tankers, Fleets Say
Several tank-truck operators said freight volumes are increasing and rates are moving higher thanks to the combination of that higher level of demand and lower capacity on the carrier side.
April 25, 2011Quality’s Third-Quarter Net Income Slips
Tank truck carrier Quality Distribution said Tuesday its third -quarter net income fell to $400,000, or 2 cents per share, from $1.4 million, or 7 cents, a year ago.
November 9, 2010NTTC Backs Heavier Trucks, End of Federal Rule Freeze
CHICAGO — The National Tank Truck Carriers for the first time has formally endorsed the use of trucks heavier than the current 80,000-pound weight limit.
May 17, 2010Tank Truck Industry Faces Unique Challenges with More Regulations, Expenses, Officials Say
The tank truck industry faces a unique set of challenges that have led to increased regulations, self-imposed safety precautions and higher costs. Industry executives said they are adjusting by embracing new technology, providing additional driver training and re-examining their operations.
May 10, 2010Tank Truck Carriers to Focus on the Economy, Government Regulations at Annual Meeting
The economic recovery and understanding how of government regulations will affect business will be key themes of the National Tank Truck Carriers’ annual conference, scheduled for May 10-12 in Chicago.
April 26, 2010