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House Votes to Make Bush’s Tax Cut Permanent • Profits Increase Slightly for Heartland Express • Va. Passes Regional Tax Referendum • Senate Rejects Alaska Oil Drilling Bill • And more...

Fuel cells, created during the space race to the moon, have an attractive simplicity to them and a huge advantage over internal combustion engines in the emissions department.

Maverick to Install Eaton’s Vorad System • Illinois Testing Ethanol-Diesel • IEEE Working to Establish Crash Data Standards • Delphi Unveils New Commercial Vehicle Battery • And more...

Police Pursuit Causes Delays on Wilson Bridge • No Rate Hike Soon, Greenspan Says • USA Truck Earnings Up Despite Insurance Costs • Oil Prices Rise After Report Shows U.S. Supplies Falling • And more...

John W. Magaw, head of the Transportation Security Administration, underwent angioplasty Tuesday morning at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C.

The House of Representatives will probably approve a port security measure later this month that requires a national transportation worker identification badge.

WASHINGTON — The president of Celadon Group Inc. — the largest transporter of truckload freight between the U.S., Canada and Mexico — told Congress the U.S. government needs new freight-screening technology and coordinated law enforcement at the borders.

LAS VEGAS -- An Environmental Protection Agency requirement that heavy-duty diesel engines emit 38% less nitrogen oxides than current models has produced the biggest “buzz” at the annual meeting of the American Truck Dealers, an ATD official said Monday.

U.S. industrial production for factories, mines and utilities rose 0.7% in March, the largest gain since May 2000, a report by the Federal Reserve showed Tuesday..