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FRP Transportation Chief Resigns

FRP Properties announced that Paul James resigned from his post as president and chief operating officer of its Transportation Group to pursue other interests.

November 10, 1998

Trucker Charged in Death of Female Hitchhiker

A California truck driver has been charged in the gruesome slaying of a woman and is suspected to have been involved in other killings.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 10, 1998

Ohio Grand Jury Declines to Indict Truck Driver

A grand jury chose not to indict a trucker accused of vehicular homicide.

Jeff Johnson | Staff Reporter
November 10, 1998

U.S. Express Puts TIMM Communications to the Test

More and more, electronics are replacing the telephone at truck stops as the main communication service for many companies and drivers.

James M. Galligan | Staff Reporter
November 9, 1998

Strategic Planning Is Not Just for the Big Boys

The best investment for a transportation provider seeking growth and profitability could cost no more than the time required to think it through. Preparing a strategic plan is within the means of any company, large or small.

November 9, 1998

Key Trucking Legislators Returned to Capitol Hill

Last week’s off-year elections saw voters return key trucking lawmakers to Capitol Hill, with no major changes in the makeup of congressional committees dealing with transportation issues precipitated by the American electorate.

David Barnes | Senior Correspondent
November 9, 1998

Trucking Sweetens the Political Pot

TruckPac, American Trucking Associations’ political action committee, raised and spent more in the 1998 elections than it did in the previous two election cycles, according to Federal Election Commission records and interviews with ATA officials.

David Barnes | Senior Correspondent
November 9, 1998

Teamsters Ballots Are in the Mail

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters’ slow-motion national election began Nov. 2 when the federal government dropped some 1.4 million ballots into the mail.

November 9, 1998

FHWA Data Shows Truck Safety Gain

The fatal crash rate for large trucks fell to 2.39 per 100 million miles in 1997 from 2.41 the year before, according to newly released statistics from the Federal Highway Administration.

George Abry | Staff Reporter
November 9, 1998