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Operational Pressures Compel Fleet Changes

Economic and environmental pressures have intensified for operators on Light & Medium Truck’s annual list of the Top 100 Commercial Fleets, compelling most to become more focused on improving fleet efficiency.

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Diesel Posts First Decline in Two Months

The average national price of diesel fuel fell for the first time in eight weeks, dipping 0.8 cent to $2.608 a gallon, the Department of Energy said Monday.

Ford Gets $5.9 Bln to Develop Fuel-Efficient Vehicles

Ford Motor Co. will receive $5.9 billion in federal low-interest loans to improve the fuel efficiency of its lineup and develop alternative power vehicles, Bloomberg News reported.

Obama Signs ‘Cash for Clunkers’ Bill

President Barack Obama signed into law a $1 billion program to encourage drivers to buy more fuel-efficient cars and trucks, Bloomberg News reported.

Dodge Ram Plant Reopens for Two Weeks

Chrysler Group LLC reopened its Dodge Ram plant near St. Louis this week, but will shutter the facility early next month as part of a previously-announced plan to close six manufacturing plants, Bloomberg reported.

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July 2009
Editorial: Take Your Seat

If you get a call from the Obama administration, don’t hang up. It may be an invitation to take a seat on the board of directors of a new automobile company.

Working Through Tough Times

Kokosing Construction has weathered previous economic downturns and is managing well in the current recession despite operating in the heart of a struggling market.

Digital TV Switch Opens Up New Service

The transition of broadcast television to digital technology frees up a swath of the nation’s airwaves that’s being devoted to a wireless service with potential for local and regional fleets.

Virtual Safety Training

Online driver training programs give fleets and truck-dependent businesses another way to try to improve safety and reduce costs, but they are not necessarily a cure-all for a fleet’s safety issues.

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TTNews to Close Friday for July 4th Holiday

Transport Topics Online will be closed Friday for the Independence Day holiday. Please check back Monday, July 6, for the latest trucking and freight transportation news.

Truck Traffic Deaths Decline 12%, NHTSA Says

The number of Americans killed in truck-related crashes fell 12% in 2008 to 4,229, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Thursday.

Amerijet Acquires Nations Express

Transportation and logistics firm Amerijet International said it will acquire a majority interest in Nations Express.

Factory Orders Rise in May

U.S. factory orders rose in May for the third time in four months, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

Unemployment Rate Rises to 9.5%

The U.S. unemployment rate rose to 9.5% in June from 9.4% in May, the Labor Department said Thursday.

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