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Crossword Puzzle Solution for March 27, 2023
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Teamsters tell Yellow no more purchased transportation
The Teamsters union has notified less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp. that it can no longer use outside transportation capacity to move its freight, according to a document obtained by FreightWaves. Friday’s letter from…
Be Sure to Wear Some Veggies in Your Hair
Centinelle’s chard claw clips. Centinelle Hair clips are the latest trend to mash up ’90s nostalgia with food Hair accessories are back. Perhaps they never quite went away, but there was a considerable lull in their…
‘Farming matters’ NFU Scotland tells new SNP leader
Farmers Weekly Farm leaders in Scotland have extended an invitation to Humza Yousaf, new leader of the Scottish National Party, to join them on farm “to see first-hand the incredible job Scottish farmers and crofters are…
Technology Helps Minimize Tractor-Trailer Pairing Errors
Some carriers are using technology designed to help prevent drivers from picking up the wrong trailer, and some telematics vendors are developing tractor-trailer pairing capability.
Union Pacific, SMART-TD agree to suspend train crew reconfiguration
Union Pacific and the International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers –Transportation Division (SMART-TD) have agreed to hold off on plans to redeploy conductors to work on the ground while the…
Weekly NTI Update: March 27, 2023
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Federal law designed to make trucking safer may have aggravated worst issues
This is the first story in a FreightWaves series on the electronic logging device mandate. Federal regulators began enforcing the mandate on April 1, 2018. Check back at freightwaves.com this week for more. On a Tuesday…
The Canned Whisky Highball Booms Beyond Japan
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Defra reinstates rights of way cut-off date
Farmers Weekly The UK government has agreed to retain a cut-off date for footpath campaigners to apply to have ancient rights of way reinstated. Access campaign group The Ramblers claims 49,000 miles of ancient footpaths and…
