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Sales of previously owned homes rose 2.7% in November to a record 6.94 million annual rate, the National Association of Realtors said Wednesday.

Postal Service Says 100,000 Pounds of Mail Delayed • Last-Minute Shoppers Lift Holiday Sales • Velocity Says Shares Will Remain Listed on Nasdaq • U.S. Xpress Says Underwriters Exercise Stock Option • And more...

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.

The Government Accountability Office chided the Transportation Security Administration for some of the failures in launching the maritime portion of TSA’s transportation-worker credential program, part of the broader Transportation Worker Identification Card program.

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...