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Deutsche Post to Handle European Transport Needs Online; Food Fleets to Use Buying Service; Boston Subway Stations to Enable Cell Phones; and more...

Where is the long-expected economic recovery that the trucking industry keeps hoping for?

A driver’s view of the National Truck Driving Championships? Well, I should say that I feel like a very fortunate driver right now. My journey began just two years ago, and if I had known how great it was going to be I would have started much sooner.

Ames Stores File for Bankruptcy; N.J. Looks to Expand 65 MPH Zones; Ford Hints at More Job Cuts; Industrial Nations Suffer Rare Simultaneous Slumps; and more...

The national average price of diesel rose 2.7 cents per gallon to $1.394, the Department of Energy reported on Monday. This was the second straight week the price increased, following 10 consecutive weeks of decline.

Tension Builds Over E-911 Cell Phone Plan; Visionaries Predict Next Wave in Wireless; Nextel Has Plans to Eliminate Police-Cellular Interference; and more...

Ford, the world’s second-largest automaker, said Friday that it will begin a “voluntary separation” program to eliminate between 4,000 and 5,000 jobs by the end of the year.

A plan to use tolls to speed construction of Interstate 49 won’t produce the kind of money some supporters of the project believe it might, a group of consultants has said.

Comdata Corp. is facing a growing backlash from the truck stop industry and some trucking sectors, over its plan to raise processing fees for many truck stops that accept the Comdata fuel credit card.