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This afternoon's headlines: Yellow reports revenue, net up; Driver appeals for job lost for refusing to use vehicle; and owner operators hit bumpy road in search for independence

Iowa Tanklines expanded its fuel hauling business and added a new service to its transportation portfolio with the purchase of assets from Wheeler Transport Service of Omaha, Neb.

Ryder Systems and Frozen Food Express Industries cautioned investors that second-quarter earnings would be below those for the same period in 1998.

Tighter rules on self-insurance aren’t necessary, according to American Trucking Associations, which suggested the agency instead focus on monitoring and enforcement activities.

Today's headlines from papers across the country: Trucking company builds big terminal in Virginia; Acid spill snarls traffic for hours in California; and Manugistics to go online with NTE.

rimac Transportation prepared to expand its operations between the United States and Mexico by acquiring an 80% interest in Amer-Liquid Transport of Brownsville, Texas.

The opening of a new prototype truck stop just outside Denver is allowing TravelCenters of America to reposition itself in the marketplace.

In today's Executive Briefing: Oshkosh Truck expands into specialty markets; Tex. commission reroutes hazmat traffic around construction zone; Calif. board renews truck ban on stretch of I-580.

Celadon Group signed a letter of intent on July 15 to acquire fellow Indianapolis carrier Zipp Express for an undisclosed amount and assumption of debt.