Trucking News for May 2011

Trucking in the News (151 articles)

• Pilot Flying J Launches Find “Best Shower On Interstate” Contest - Convenience Store Decisions
  

  Pilot Flying J Launches Find “Best Shower On Interstate” Contest Convenience Store Decisions (press release) ... every professional driver in each of our 4000 showers,” says CEO of Pilot Flying J. Pilot Flying J has announced that over the next 24 months, significant capital investments will be made to improve the shower experience for its trucking customers. ... Pilot Flying J launches shower upgrade programKnoxville News Sentinel all 2 news articles »

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  Date: Tue, May 31, 2011 4:01pm
• Bartolo Colon's Comeback Keeps On Trucking - NBC New York
  

  Bartolo Colon's Comeback Keeps On Trucking NBC New York If you're looking to get an appointment with Dr. Joseph Purita or any of his colleagues in the Dominican Republic, it is probably going to be a while. After watching Bartolo Colon continue the most remarkable comeback story of the 2011 ... and more »

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  Date: Tue, May 31, 2011 2:48pm
• Innovative Transportation Safety Leader Takes Helm at HELP Incorporated - PR Newswire
  

  Innovative Transportation Safety Leader Takes Helm at HELP Incorporated PR Newswire (press release) "While a career government employee, and sworn peace officer, Rick demonstrated a keen understanding of the trucking industry and a unique ability to think outside traditional government boundaries." Clasby assumes leadership at an interesting time for ... and more »

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  Date: Tue, May 31, 2011 2:02pm
• Fuel prices pinch truckers - Tulsa World
  

  Fuel prices pinch truckers Tulsa World "Trucks bring about 80 percent of consumer commodities to market," said Dan Case, executive director of the Oklahoma Trucking Association. "It now costs about $1200 to fill up an 18-wheeler. "One year ago, it cost about $900 to fill up this same truck. ... and more »

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  Date: Tue, May 31, 2011 7:25am
• Truckers want limits on biodiesel - Toronto Star
  

  Truckers want limits on biodiesel Toronto Star Canadian truckers say new biofuel requirements for diesel that come into effect July 1 will cost taxpayers $2.5 billion over the next 25 years and do little to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Similar to earlier legislation that required fuel makers to ... and more »

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  Date: Tue, May 31, 2011 1:12am

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