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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s work to revise the embattled driver hours-of-service rules has delayed other parts of the agency’s regulatory agenda, a Department of Transportation report and an agency spokesman said.

Two Convicted in Deadly Smuggling Case • Four Cameras Installed at Port of New Haven

The Conference Board said Tuesday its consumer confidence index for December rose to 102.3, a five-month high, from a revised 92.6 the month before.

The Department of Energy said Monday the national average price of retail diesel fuel rose 0.3 cent to $1.987 per gallon. br clear=all>

House of Representatives Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) indicated that when Congress convenes in January he would seek funding for highway projects left out of the 2005 transportation spending bill, a congressional staff member said.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. would like to see the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration eliminate the 14-hour maximum for daily on-duty time and maintain the 11-hour driving maximum and the 34-hour restart provision.

UPS, FedEx Delivering Packages Delayed by Snow • Asian Tsunami Not Seen Having Major Impact on U.S. • Accuride to Merge With Transportation Technologies • Census Bureau: 2003 Trucking Revenues Increase • And more...

Rail Intermodal Volume Remains Strong, AAR Says • Comair Catches Up After Canceling 1,100 Flights • North Dakota Potato Growers Facing Shortage of Trucks • Former Fed Governor Says Rates Will Rise to 3.5% • And more...

Xata CFO Resigns to Join GeoLogic Solutions • Qualcomm Raises Guidance for Fiscal 1Q • EPA Study Finds Soot Levels Low • Washington State Proposes Adopting Calif. Emission Standards