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American Trucking Associations reiterated its concern Sunday in urging California a Senate committee to reject a bill that would authorize local air districts to control diesel emissions at the state’s major transportation facilities.

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When President Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act and the Highway Revenue Act on June 29, 1956, visionaries then might have realized he was ushering in the interstate highway era.

OPEC changed its forecast for global oil demand from a previous forecast only modestly and oil prices remained under $70 a barrel in intraday trading Monday, Bloomberg reported.

One thing PrePass and Norpass deliver in equal measure to qualified truck operators is an easy way to avoid a time- and fuel-wasting delay at weight stations.

Arkansas Best Corp. said late Thursday it had completed the sale of its Clipper Exxpress intermodal transportation subsidiary for $21 million Bluenose Holdings, a division of the Wheels Group.

U.S. consumer sentiment improved in June, according to the latest University of Michigan survey released Friday.

Motor carriers, intent on making their fleets more efficient and offsetting rising costs of fuel, insurance and labor, are focusing more on trailer durability be-cause they want to keep vans longer and extract as much value from them as possible, industry officials said.

Mike Russell, American Trucking Associations’ vice president for public affairs, died while whitewater rafting in Colorado during a family reunion Thursday.

Frozen Food Express Industries said late Wednesday it filed its 2005 annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission, in order to keep its stock listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market.