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As the decade wears on, trucks will be burning a cleaner type of fuel, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, but it probably will be a more costly diesel.

International Truck and Engine Corp. held a press conference at the recent Mid-America Trucking Show to point with pride to — nothing at all.

Forget alternative fuels. “Clean diesel” is the way to go, and a division of International Truck and Engine Corp. thinks it has the technology to get there.

Class 8 truck sales went up again in March, staying above 1999’s pace, despite projections the truck market would drop off this year.

Declining attendance and exhibitor participation is forcing changes in the International Intermodal Expo sponsored by the Georgia Freight Bureau and the Intermodal Association of North America.

The top boss at RoadLink USA made big promises of changing the business model for intermodal trucking and logistics.

Two companies whose livelihood depends largely on trucker access to the Internet struck a deal that could help both of their causes.

The Federal Trade Commission, bent on keeping Comdata Corp. from limiting competition in the fleet card industry, has obtained authority to approve the company’s licensing agreements.

The Department of Transportation’s effort to change its longstanding drug and alcohol testing policy is not going down smoothly with drivers or their bosses.