The price of goods imported to the United States rose 2.2% in April, led by increases in fuel and food, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
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TravelCenters’ 1Q Loss Narrows
TravelCenters of America said its first-quarter loss narrowed from a year ago.
May 11, 2011Postal Service Loses $2.2 Billion in 2nd Quarter
The U.S. Postal Service reported a loss of $2.2 billion in the first three months of the year, compared with a $1.6 billion loss a year ago, Reuters reported.
May 11, 2011N.Y. Rep. Tonko Introduces Truck Parking Measure
About $20 million in federal highway money would be available to add parking spaces for truck drivers needing rest, under legislation introduced in the House Wednesday
May 11, 2011I-40 Westbound Lanes Remain Closed in Ark. Due to Floods
The westbound lanes of Interstate 40 in eastern Arkansas remained closed for a fifth day Tuesday because of flooding in the region, though the eastbound lanes have reopened, according to the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department.
May 10, 2011Wholesale Inventories Rise in March
Wholesale inventories rose 1.1% in March, while sales rebounded after a drop a month earlier, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.
May 10, 2011Volkswagen Boosts Stake in German Truck Maker MAN
Volkswagen AG has raised its stake in German truck maker MAN SE, as it seeking to forge a deeper truck alliance between the two companies and Sweden’s Scania AB, Bloomberg reported.
May 10, 2011GM to Spend $2 Billion to Upgrade 17 U.S. Plants
General Motors said Tuesday it will pump $2 billion into U.S. assembly plants in eight states as it ramps up production to boost market share, Bloomberg reported.
May 10, 2011Study: States Lack Tools to Justify Transportation Spending
Only 13 states have performance goals and reviews in place to help taxpayers determine if transportation spending promotes such things as safety, mobility, and jobs and commerce, according to a new study being released Wednesday.
May 11, 2010Trucking Safety Has Improved, But Challenges Remain, Industry Tells NTSB Forum
WASHINGTON — The trucking industry has made great strides in truck safety over the past decade, but numerous challenges remain as motor carriers and truck drivers cope with an increasingly tough regulatory environment, industry executives told the National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday.
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