���ϳԹ���

Officials Say Added Security at Border Won't Mean Longer Delays • Court Upholds Yucca Mountain Site, but Says Tougher Protections Needed • Truckers Help Police Capture Carjacker in Virginia • Officials Say Terrorists Want to Disrupt U.S. Election

Many truck drivers returned to work at the Port of Miami-Dade on Monday after a judge ordered the drivers to end their two-week-old strike against the port, the Miami Herald reported.

The U.S. average price for retail diesel fuel rose 2.4 cents to $1.74 per gallon, the Department of Energy said July 12, the highest price since May 31.

Vehicle inspectors handed out fewer hours-of-service violation citations during the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s recent 72-hour “Roadcheck” inspection event than in four previous years, CVSA officials told Transport Topics.

A congressional subcommittee has scheduled a hearing July 20 to look into the effect of new driver hours rules and examine possible changes to them, a congressional aide said.

U.S. Xpress Buys LTL Air Freight Unit • Trade Deficit Narrows in May • Oshkosh Says Security Spending Has Helped Company • G.I. Trucking Invests in New Equipment to Meet Demand • And more...

Tentative Deal Averts Strike at L.A., Long Beach Ports • Lundberg: Gasoline Prices Flat Over Last Two Weeks • Freightliner Expected to Hire 2,000 More Workers • Fuso Says It Fired Official Who Faked Safety Reports • And more...

Eaton Corp. Forms Partnership With VTTi • N.J., D.C. Ban Handheld Cell Phones While Driving • Qualcomm, Snap-on Form Alliance

In June 2003, lovers of magic and fantasy eagerly awaited the arrival of J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,” the latest in the British novelist’s popular children’s series.