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This afternoon's headlines: U.S. gasoline producers blame Washington for high prices; Survey shows overwhelming public support for tighter diesel pollution controls; N.J. Turnpike Authority tries to cut accidents on curvy interstate ramp; and more.

Truckers are beset by more detours and congestion than ever before because of poorly maintained bridges across the United States, according to a recent study.

In the news this morning: Frozen Food Express adopts shareholder rights plan; Quebec Transport Minister proposes safe trucker insurance discounts; Wall Street analyst bullish on e-logistics; and more.

The conventional wisdom has been that competition in freight transportation benefits shippers more than economic regulation, but a new study shows the reverse is true — and it could have widespread effects.

Traditional third-party logistics providers seem unfazed by the proliferation of their online counterparts. But will the tech-savvy newcomers reduce conventional logisticians to little more than package-pushers?

Technology-savvy trucking companies are experienced at gathering all kinds of data, often with the aid of on-board computers. But what to do with those mounds of information once they are accumulated?

The “ultra-low” sulfur standard for diesel fuel and what it could mean to refiners, engine manufacturers and the people who use it will be the subject of a Senate hearing June 15.

This afternoon's headlines: Mattel cracks down on drug smugglers using their trucks; W.Va. State Police target speeding truckers on steep mouuntain interstate; automated terminal systems mean faster intermodal service; and more.

In the news this morning: Higher fuel prices driving up consumer costs; bolt manufacturer eyes jump into logistics business; signs of a slowdown emerge among strong shipping volume; and more.