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The Transportation Security Administration late Wednesday announced new air cargo security requirements aimed at protecting the more than 50,000 tons of cargo transported aboard passenger and cargo aircraft each day.

Truckers and motorists drivers heading south from Washington, D.C., Friday and Saturday nights will be routed around the intersection of Interstate 395 and the Capital Beltway because of a big ongoing construction project near Springfield, Va.

The number of Americans filing first-time unemployment claims jumped by 42,000 last week, in part due to a government shutdown in Puerto Rico that has been resolved, the Labor Department said Thursday.

OAK BROOK, Ill. — Intermodal companies face numerous hurdles in creating a national pool of chassis for domestic cargo, but eventually railroads, trucking companies and shippers will make it happen, a panel of intermodal executives said.

NEW YORK — With less than eight months to go before new emission rules dramatically change diesel truck engines, some executives of large truckload carriers said they are rapidly trying to reduce the average age of their fleets to avoid purchasing new equipment early in 2007.

Bush Wants National Guard on Southern Border • AORC Supports Seatbelt Safety Crackdown • TSA Nixes Security Approval for Aramex, Inter-Shipping

U.S. consumer prices rose 0.6% in April, the Labor Department reported Wednesday.

UPS Inc. will begin a $1 billion expansion later this year of its Worldport global air hub in Louisville, Ky.

United Auto Workers members have voted to authorize a strike against auto supplier Delphi Corp. if the company scraps its labor agreements, the Associated Press reported.

American Trucking Associations said the Transportation Security Administration should implement a single, coordinated, cost-effective process for screening transportation workers that ensures security while minimizing unnecessary screening costs and procedures.