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U.S. Orders Armed Officers on Some Planes • Air-Cargo Carriers Benefit From Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan • Rep. Cox Wants Regional System for Terror Alerts • N.J. to Provide Authenticity Letter With New License

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.The U.S. Department of Transportation has urged traffic enforcement authorities to give truck drivers warnings - not citations - for a 60-day period following implementation of new driver workday rules starting Jan. 4.

Eight Nations Ban U.S Beef After Discovery of Mad Cow Disease • November New ���ϳԹ��� Sales Fall 2.4% • Jobless Claims Fall by 1,000 in Latest Week • OPEC's Silva Says Oil Market Is Adequately Supplied • And more...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.As a cargo crime investigations company — and a member of the Transportation Claims, Loss Prevention and Security Division of American Trucking Associations’ Safety and Loss Prevention Management Council — we are particularly concerned with security in the transportation industry..

Boosted by consumer spending, the U.S. economy grew at its fastest rate in nearly 20 years during the third quarter, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.

New Jersey truckers concerned about a possible 12.5-cent fuel tax hike got a respite last week when the governor said he would not push it forward at this time.

Crude Oil Prices Decline as OPEC Fails to Meet Quotas • Final Consumer Sentiment Index Falls in December • Personal Spending Increases in November • J.B. Hunt May Owe $39 Million to IRS • And more...

U.S. Concerned With Hijacking of Cargo Planes, Journal Says • Government Elevates Terror Alert to Orange • CNF Fined $6 Million for Hazardous Cargo Violations • Acting TSA Chief Sees Active Roles for Local Directors • And more...

U.S. sales of heavy-duty trucks rose 4.2% in November compared with the same month a year earlier, posting a moderate gain from what was a strong month in 2002 when truck makers were still seeing leftover “pre-buy” demand for engines built before new federal emissions rules took effect that October.