ATA asks that bill address industry needs
The American Trucking Associations asked members of the committee negotiating on the highway bill to address important industry needs.
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| According to the report, the equipment finance sector up $1 billion year over year. 
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| First Sgt. Matt Eversmann says trucking companies should prepare for even the most extreme scenarios. 
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| ATA says CSA scores are unreliable and present a loose and sometimes inverse connection to crash risk. 05.23.12
| Economist William Strauss told CCJ Symposium attendees that the economy's growth is being constricted in a few key areas. OPERATIONS
The cost-effective approach to changing oil
February 17, 2012
| by: Max Heine
Taking an oil sample and getting it analyzed is a key first step in extending drains. Engine makers’ service centers, as well as vendors such as Polaris Laboratories and Blackstone Labs, are good sources for doing the analysis. In some cases, results can be available online in less than a week.
But there’s more than that to determining a sensible approach to oil drains that saves money and cuts out unnecessary downtime. See what trucking radio host Kevin Rutherford has to say in his February Dollars & Sense column.
