Trucking News for July 2011

Trucking in the News (128 articles)

• Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP - TheTyee.ca
  

  Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP TheTyee.ca (blog) The trucking industry employs over 400000 people in Canada, and the average fulltime driver earns $858 a week. The industry is dominated by small for-hire carriers and independent owner/operators whose main role is to haul freight for others. ...

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  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 7:17pm
• Natural gas blend added to Ruan truck line
  A couple of years ago, Des Moines trucking executive John Ruan III visited Indiana dairy farmer Mike McCloskey to see if McCloskey's 35,000 dairy cows might be a solution to Ruan's fuel problem.McCloskey's cows produced plenty of methane-producing manure, and his dairy farm had a digester to turn the manure's methane into natural gas.Ruan, knowing ......
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 4:04am
• Truck-driver shortage affecting industry
  Ironically, at the same time that there is a shortage of jobs, there is also a shortage of truck drivers. Older drivers are retiring. Young people aren't interested. And to make things worse, trucking companies have to get stricter on who they will hire because of stronger safety regulations....
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 1:38am
• Pelican Rapids trucker held in drunken-driving case
  

  A preliminary test indicates the trucker had a blood-alcohol level more than five times greater than what is considered illegal.

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 1:01am
• Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific - Reno Gazette Journal
  

  Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific Reno Gazette Journal John Davis Trucking Company, filed in Washoe County District Court. Curtis, an on-duty train attendant, claims that the company was negligent in hiring Lawrence Valli. Amtrak v. John Davis Trucking, filed in US District Court in Reno. ... and more »

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 12:56am

Jobs in Trucking (123 articles)

• Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP - TheTyee.ca
  

  Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP TheTyee.ca (blog) The trucking industry employs over 400000 people in Canada, and the average fulltime driver earns $858 a week. The industry is dominated by small for-hire carriers and independent owner/operators whose main role is to haul freight for others. ...

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  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 7:17pm
• Natural gas blend added to Ruan truck line
  A couple of years ago, Des Moines trucking executive John Ruan III visited Indiana dairy farmer Mike McCloskey to see if McCloskey's 35,000 dairy cows might be a solution to Ruan's fuel problem.McCloskey's cows produced plenty of methane-producing manure, and his dairy farm had a digester to turn the manure's methane into natural gas.Ruan, knowing ......
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 4:04am
• Truck-driver shortage affecting industry
  Ironically, at the same time that there is a shortage of jobs, there is also a shortage of truck drivers. Older drivers are retiring. Young people aren't interested. And to make things worse, trucking companies have to get stricter on who they will hire because of stronger safety regulations....
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 1:38am
• Pelican Rapids trucker held in drunken-driving case
  

  A preliminary test indicates the trucker had a blood-alcohol level more than five times greater than what is considered illegal.

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 1:01am
• Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific - Reno Gazette Journal
  

  Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific Reno Gazette Journal John Davis Trucking Company, filed in Washoe County District Court. Curtis, an on-duty train attendant, claims that the company was negligent in hiring Lawrence Valli. Amtrak v. John Davis Trucking, filed in US District Court in Reno. ... and more »

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 12:56am

Truck Drivers News (78 articles)

• Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP - TheTyee.ca
  

  Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP TheTyee.ca (blog) The trucking industry employs over 400000 people in Canada, and the average fulltime driver earns $858 a week. The industry is dominated by small for-hire carriers and independent owner/operators whose main role is to haul freight for others. ...

  ...
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 7:17pm
• Natural gas blend added to Ruan truck line
  A couple of years ago, Des Moines trucking executive John Ruan III visited Indiana dairy farmer Mike McCloskey to see if McCloskey's 35,000 dairy cows might be a solution to Ruan's fuel problem.McCloskey's cows produced plenty of methane-producing manure, and his dairy farm had a digester to turn the manure's methane into natural gas.Ruan, knowing ......
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 4:04am
• Truck-driver shortage affecting industry
  Ironically, at the same time that there is a shortage of jobs, there is also a shortage of truck drivers. Older drivers are retiring. Young people aren't interested. And to make things worse, trucking companies have to get stricter on who they will hire because of stronger safety regulations....
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 1:38am
• Pelican Rapids trucker held in drunken-driving case
  

  A preliminary test indicates the trucker had a blood-alcohol level more than five times greater than what is considered illegal.

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 1:01am
• Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific - Reno Gazette Journal
  

  Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific Reno Gazette Journal John Davis Trucking Company, filed in Washoe County District Court. Curtis, an on-duty train attendant, claims that the company was negligent in hiring Lawrence Valli. Amtrak v. John Davis Trucking, filed in US District Court in Reno. ... and more »

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 12:56am

Owner Operator Jobs in Trucking (16 articles)

• Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP - TheTyee.ca
  

  Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP TheTyee.ca (blog) The trucking industry employs over 400000 people in Canada, and the average fulltime driver earns $858 a week. The industry is dominated by small for-hire carriers and independent owner/operators whose main role is to haul freight for others. ...

  ...
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 7:17pm
• Natural gas blend added to Ruan truck line
  A couple of years ago, Des Moines trucking executive John Ruan III visited Indiana dairy farmer Mike McCloskey to see if McCloskey's 35,000 dairy cows might be a solution to Ruan's fuel problem.McCloskey's cows produced plenty of methane-producing manure, and his dairy farm had a digester to turn the manure's methane into natural gas.Ruan, knowing ......
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 4:04am
• Truck-driver shortage affecting industry
  Ironically, at the same time that there is a shortage of jobs, there is also a shortage of truck drivers. Older drivers are retiring. Young people aren't interested. And to make things worse, trucking companies have to get stricter on who they will hire because of stronger safety regulations....
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 1:38am
• Pelican Rapids trucker held in drunken-driving case
  

  A preliminary test indicates the trucker had a blood-alcohol level more than five times greater than what is considered illegal.

  ...
  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 1:01am
• Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific - Reno Gazette Journal
  

  Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific Reno Gazette Journal John Davis Trucking Company, filed in Washoe County District Court. Curtis, an on-duty train attendant, claims that the company was negligent in hiring Lawrence Valli. Amtrak v. John Davis Trucking, filed in US District Court in Reno. ... and more »

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 12:56am

Truck Drivers News (3 articles)

• Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP - TheTyee.ca
  

  Recession driving more truckers into organized crime: RCMP TheTyee.ca (blog) The trucking industry employs over 400000 people in Canada, and the average fulltime driver earns $858 a week. The industry is dominated by small for-hire carriers and independent owner/operators whose main role is to haul freight for others. ...

  ...
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 7:17pm
• Natural gas blend added to Ruan truck line
  A couple of years ago, Des Moines trucking executive John Ruan III visited Indiana dairy farmer Mike McCloskey to see if McCloskey's 35,000 dairy cows might be a solution to Ruan's fuel problem.McCloskey's cows produced plenty of methane-producing manure, and his dairy farm had a digester to turn the manure's methane into natural gas.Ruan, knowing ......
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 4:04am
• Truck-driver shortage affecting industry
  Ironically, at the same time that there is a shortage of jobs, there is also a shortage of truck drivers. Older drivers are retiring. Young people aren't interested. And to make things worse, trucking companies have to get stricter on who they will hire because of stronger safety regulations....
  Date: Sun, Jul 31, 2011 1:38am
• Pelican Rapids trucker held in drunken-driving case
  

  A preliminary test indicates the trucker had a blood-alcohol level more than five times greater than what is considered illegal.

  ...
  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 1:01am
• Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific - Reno Gazette Journal
  

  Trucking company in Amtrak train crash countersues Amtrak, Union Pacific Reno Gazette Journal John Davis Trucking Company, filed in Washoe County District Court. Curtis, an on-duty train attendant, claims that the company was negligent in hiring Lawrence Valli. Amtrak v. John Davis Trucking, filed in US District Court in Reno. ... and more »

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  Date: Sat, Jul 30, 2011 12:56am

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