���ϳԹ���

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Today, amidst reconstruction in Iraq and the threat of terrorism, the concern over weapons of mass destruction and biochemical outbreaks is very much a reality.

Smithway Names Owens As President, CEO • Canadian National, Union End Talks • Atlas Acquires Bekins Distribution • Fitzgerald Named President, CEO of USF Reddaway • And more...

The Department of Energy said Monday the average price of retail diesel fuel rose 0.9 cent to $1.628, while the price of regular gasoline inched closer to an all-time record.

BALTIMORE — U.S. sales of trucks in all classes are likely to be up this year and into 2005, a truck equipment analyst said here last week.

The Truckload Carriers Association was still pursuing its search last week for a new president, even as TCA officials said they expected to host more than 1,200 carrier executives, spouses and supplier representatives at their annual meeting March 14-17 in Hawaii.

PrePass Says It Has Enrolled 250,000 Trucks • Researchers Designs Sensors to Monitor Bridge Performance • Sirius, XM Begin Broadcasting Local Traffic Information • Siemens Join Talks on German Truck Toll System

NEW ORLEANS — Shippers are facing a shortage of freight-hauling capacity and as a result are paying 3% to 5% more for truckload freight service compared with a year ago, freight brokers and logistics service providers say.

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Air-quality regulations after 2010 will become even stricter than those now scheduled, possibly extending to controls for such things as “nanoparticulates,” federal environmental regulators told a trucking conference here.

BALTIMORE —International Truck and Engine Corp. is poised to introduce a telematics system that would allow fleet managers to track vehicles and monitor their performance, a company official said.