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NewsFebruary 20, 2001

Florida Wildfires Keep I-4 Closed

A stubborn swamp fire has a section of I-4 in Polk County, Florida, closed for the fourth day -- and officials still have no idea when they'll be able to re-open the road

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NewsFebruary 19, 2001

Truckers to Get Spots on PA Turnpike

The Pennsylvania Turnpike is building 10 new service plazas and re-dedicating the old ones to truckers

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NewsFebruary 19, 2001

Many Bridges Inadequate

An Associated Press analysis of federal statistics shows 29 percent of the nation's bridges are rated "deficient.

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NewsFebruary 16, 2001

Fire Closes I-4 in Florida

A 10-mile section of I-4 in Florida was closed today because of a raging wildfire

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NewsFebruary 15, 2001

Study: California Roads Third Worst

California's deteriorating highway system now ranks third worst in the country, according to a new study from Transportation California, a highway advocacy group

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NewsFebruary 14, 2001

I-78 Coalition Finds PA Highway Safer

A Pennsylvania coalition dedicated to making I-78 safer recently released year-end statistics showing a decrease in fatal crashes

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NewsFebruary 12, 2001

Emergency Repairs Needed on Oregon Highway

A 36-inch culvert beneath Oregon Highway 42 South 13 miles west of Bandon requires emergency repairs

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NewsFebruary 5, 2001

Truck Traffic Down Along Ohio Turnpike

A slowing economy is translating into fewer trucks taking the Ohio Turnpike

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NewsFebruary 2, 2001

Truckers Asked to Avoid Salt Lake City During Olympics

The 2002 Winter Olympics are a year away, but organizers are already asking truckers to avoid the area around Salt Lake City during the games

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NewsJanuary 30, 2001

Truckers Battle Snowstorm in South Dakota

Many truckers traveling through South Dakota are pulled over waiting for a winter storm to abate

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