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Heading Off Regulation

John Gallagher | Feb 16, 2009 12:00AM GMT

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As Southern California gets ready to charge $70 per container for trucks entering its ports to defray the cost of a controversial clean truck program, a Pennsylvania drayage company is working to keep similar programs from infiltrating the East Coast.Evans Network, a trucking company with two intermodal drayage affiliates, is

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