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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he intermodal freight sector has been growing by leaps and bounds, and has already exceeded coal as the top revenue generator for the U.S. railroad industry.

Republican Senate and House leaders traded criticisms last week as lawmakers continued to struggle over a six-year spending bill to determine much of what happens to America’s roads, ports and transit systems.

Union employees at Freightliner LLC's truck manufacturing plant in Portland, Ore., voted Tuesday to accept three-year labor contracts, news services reported.

The average retail price for diesel fuel rose 1.5 cents to $1.716 per gallon, the Department of Energy said Tuesday, the first weekly increase since May 17.

Tennessee implemented new requirements last week that limit driver licenses for both passenger and commercial vehicles only to U.S. citizens or permanent residents, in what state officials said was the strictest license policy in the nation.

ATA Economist Says Recovery Broad-Based Within Trucking • Survey Finds Many Large Companies Expect to Hire • Logistics Market Fragmented, NAFC Told

Flow of Global Trade Mostly Unaffected By New Security Rules • Iowa to Test Trucks for Radioactive Cargo • Terror Suspect Believed to Have Gotten CDL

Price of Crude Oil Closes at One-Month High in N.Y. • ISM Services Sector Expands at Slower Pace in June • Job-Cut Announcements Fall to Lowest Level in a Year • Knight Transportation Announces Stock Split • And more...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration should change some of its definitions of injury and not record commercial motor vehicle accident information when the agency institutes its Site Specific Targeting Enforcement Program, American Trucking Associations said.