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Marten Rewards Customers for Saving Time • Pennsylvania Tests Roadway Dots to Reduce Crashes • Dana, ArvinMeritor Get Data Request From FTC • Iraq to Boost Oil Exports Next Month • And more...

Several key U.S. trucking industry suppliers intend to seek Environmental Protection Agency approval later this month for a urea-based pollution control system they believe will most efficiently meet tightened federal emissions regulations.

EPA Certifies Cat’s C13 Engine • Japanese Companies Upset With Speed-Limiting Device • Web Retailers Make It Easier to Return Goods • EPRI Funds Alternative to Engine Idling

With more and more ocean carriers and truckers migrating to the Web, ports and terminal operators are turning to cyberspace solutions designed to help them move cargo more efficiently.

International Truck & Engine Corp. has named Ford Motor Co. executive Dee Kapur president of its truck group, the company announced Sept. 2.

Sen. Clinton to Block Bush EPA Nominee • OPEC's Silva Says No Need to Change Quotas • Speed Transportation Forms New Unit • Volvo Trucks Names President of South American Unit • And more...

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Mark Dietsche of Keizer, Ore., said he drove more than 100 miles each weekend to practice with a straight truck for the National Truck Driving Championships, where he became the first driver for FedEx Freight to win as grand champion.

The U.S. economy lost a total of 93,000 jobs in August as the manufacturing sector shed another 44,000 positions, but the unemployment rate dipped to 6.1% as more discouraged workers dropped out of the labor force, the Labor Department reported Friday.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Though the big award at the National Truck Driving Championships went to FedEx Freight’s Mark Dietsche, other drivers received awards at the 66th annual event held here as well.