Diesel resumed its upward trend following a one-week respite, gaining 0.6-cent to $4.148 a gallon, the highest price since the record-setting summer of 2008, the Department of Energy said.
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Gasoline Rises 4瞽 to $3.97 a Gallon, Lundberg Says
Gasoline rose 4 cents in the past two weeks to $3.97 per gallon, according to the latest Lundberg Survey of filling stations released Sunday.
April 9, 2012iTECH: Data Capacity Expansion
Truck makers and technology companies are working to expand onboard vehicle electronics capacity to handle the many sensors, components and computers pushing current infrastructure to its limit.
April 9, 2012VDO Unveils RoadLog EOBR at MATS
Continental Corp. recently displayed an electronic onboard recorder aimed at the owner-operator market and produced by its VDO unit.
April 9, 2012Oil Finishes Week Over $103 a Barrel
Oil rose almost $2 on Thursday to finish the trading week at $103.31 a barrel, following an earlier report that jobless claims fell to the lowest level in four years, Bloomberg reported.
April 6, 2012Trucks May Have Tinted Windows, Group Says
Truck owners are allowed to tint the windshields and side windows of a trucks cab, which could protect drivers from harmful sunlight, the International Window Film Association said.
April 6, 2012FMCSA Approves Another Mexican Carrier for U.S. Operation
Baja Express Transportes, Tijuana, Mexico, has been granted authority to operate throughout the United States, the third carrier to get authority under the cross-border trucking pilot program with Mexico.
April 6, 2012Unemployment Rate Drops to Three-Year Low 8.2%; Trucking Jobs Decline
The U.S. unemployment declined to 8.2% in March the lowest in three years but trucking jobs fell by 1,900, the Labor Department said Friday.
April 6, 2012Opinion: Make Mandating Speed Limiters a Top Priority
Each year, the Department of Transportation undertakes a number of new initiatives to further reduce or eliminate highway crashes. One measure DOT has announced it will undertake this year will have a marked effect on highway safety: mandating that speed limiters on large trucks be set at a reasonable top speed.
April 9, 2012Letters: FMCSA Responds, Truck Speed Limits
Regarding the March 26 editorial, FMCSAs Safety Blunder: At the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, our top priority is making our roads safer by reducing crashes, injuries and fatalities involving commercial trucks and buses.
April 9, 2012