Kinder Morgan has minor damage
Kinder Morgan Inc, Houston TX and Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP, has announced that the companies' key assets in areas affected by Hurricane Rita are operating and experienced relatively minor damage. ... Katrina rail impact severe
During the week when the impact of Hurricane Katrina was most severe, overall rail traffic showed modest gains although the localized impacts have been severe, according to information compiled from the Association of American Railroads by Atlantic Systems Inc, New York.... Fatigue-management programs needed
Performance-based fatigue management programs, rather than one-size-fits-all regulations alone, could become the way of the future in determining safe and effective truck driver hours, according to Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) Graham Cooper, senior vice-president. ... VSE wins government contract
VSE Corp, Alexandria VA, has been awarded a $41,030,714 firm fixed-price contract under the Tanker Ballistic Protection System (TBPS) Program for the application of a Fuel Tank Self- Sealing System and necessary Add-on Armor Panel Kits for the M978 and M1062 Fuel Dispensing Tankers. ... Congressman seeks delay in sleeper berth rule
Congressman Pete Sessions of Texas is circulating a letter urging the leadership in the House of Representatives to delay for three months the hours-of-service rule effective date for the new sleeper berth rule, according to information from the Maryland Motor Truck Association. ... NACD makes RDP changes
The National Association of Chemical Distributors (NACD) has made two significant changes to its Responsible Distribution Process in the areas of security and verification. ... Wachovia, Peppertree purchases TMW Systems
TMW Systems, Beachwood OH, announced that it has finalized a definitive agreement to be purchased by Wachovia Capital Partners and Peppertree Capital Management. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.... TSA launches project to track hazmat trucks
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced the Hazmat Truck Security Pilot with the award of a $3.15 million contract to General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems of Buffalo NY.... Chevron moving product
Chevron Corp, San Ramon CA, has begun moving refined products to retailers in Texas and Louisiana and is actively assessing the effects to its operations in the Gulf of Mexico region following Hurricane Rita. ... ATA wants biweekly fuel report
The American Trucking Associations (ATA) has asked the Secretary of Energy to direct the Energy Information Administration to report fuel prices twice weekly until fuel price volatility eases, according to ATA information. ... Prediction: Trucking economy may retreat
Even before the United States was struck by Hurricane Katrina, the Canadian trucking industry was "shaping up to be a bit of a retreat from the buoyant performance of 2003-04," according to David Bradley, Canadian Trucking Alliance president. ... Mississippi Tank back online
Mississippi Tank Co, Hattiesburg MS, is back online after suffering light damage to products and facility, says Mike Pitts, sales vice-president. ... Freight transport index falls in June
The Transportation Services Index (TSI) for freight fell 0.5 percent to 112.6 in June from the May level of 113.1, the first monthly decline following three consecutive increases. ... ArvinMeritor to close Mayfield facility
ArvinMeritor Inc, Troy MI, has announced a decision to close its Mayfield Village OH commercial vehicle aftermarket distribution facility ... API, others issue recommendations for storage tank recovery
The American Petroleum Institute, in conjunction with the Steel Tank Institute, the Petroleum Equipment Institute and the Fiberglass Petroleum Tank and Pipe Institute, has reissued recommendations on steps for resuming fueling service after flooding from Katrina. ... Kinder Morgan reports service online
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP (KMP), Houston TX, has reported that its company-owned terminals in Louisiana and Mississippi suffered no significant structural damage as a result of Hurricane Katrina and seven of the nine are in service. ... E Stewart Mitchell to haul supplies to Gulf Coast
E Stewart Mitchell Inc, a Baltimore MD tank truck carrier, will be using company tractors to pull other types of trailers to the Gulf Coast area devastated by the storm, according to the Maryland Motor Truck Association (MMTA). ... PHMSA issues pipeline advisories
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) is urging pipeline operators to take certain actions to insure integrity of gas and hazardous liquid pipelines in the Gulf Coast region damaged by Hurricane Katrina. ... Refinery outlook improving
Electrical power has been restored to some of the refineries that were affected by Hurricane Katrina, and some other refineries are expected to have power restored within the next 7-10 days, according to information from the Department of Energy. ... S&P predicts limited US economy damage
Although the human tragedy of Hurricane Katrina is enormous and property damage immense, economists from Standard & Poor's feel the impact on the nation's economy is likely to be limited.... CVSA decal could reduce idling times
A Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) inspection decal will prevent equipment from being inspected at roadside weigh and inspection stations across the country, thereby reducing idling time and fuel usage... Gulf Coast port closings prompt other options
The US Customs Atlanta GA field office has been designated oversight on all cargo clearance and import related processing for the area affected by Hurricane Katrina. ... Canada trucking criticizes HOS berth rule
The new US hours-of-service (HOS) rules affecting sleeper berth time is a "bombshell" that Canadian and provincial trucking associations say could have major negative implications for industry efficiency, productivity, and truck safety, according to the Ontario Trucking Association (OTA). ... IRS authorizes dyed diesel fuel use
The Internal Revenue Service, in response to shortages of clear diesel fuel caused by Hurricane Katrina, will not impose a tax penalty when dyed diesel fuel is sold for use or used on the highway...
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