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A new lubricating oil standard set by the American Petroleum Institute that takes effect Sept. 1 is designed to handle the higher temperatures generated by heavy-duty diesel engines built to meet October 2002 federal emissions standards.

UPS Launches Fuel Cells in Delivery Vans • N.C. Launches '511' Information Service • S.D. to Install Electronic Signs on Highways • Company Wants to Build Plant to Convert Coal to Diesel • And more...

The economy grew at a 2.8% annual rate in the second quarter, slower than 3% clip estimated a month ago, as consumer spending grew at the weakest pace since the recession in 2001, the Commerce Department said Friday. .

A coalition of private-citizen safety groups requested in a letter to Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta that he re-examine differences between the U.S. and Mexican trucking industries before moving forward on opening the southern border to northbound trucks.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. n order to keep trucking competitive into the future, make more money and permit our customers to live through these tough times of high fuel prices and all kinds of cost increases, I have some suggestions.

Consumer Sentiment Index Falls in August • Companies Say Long Delays at Miami Port • Rail Intermodal Loadings Rise in Latest Week • Transport International Pool Changes Name • And more...

Knight's Chairman Sells 137,000 Shares • Jobless Claims Rise by 10,000 in Latest Week • BAX, Raytheon Aircraft Sign Five-Year Deal • UPS Adds Air Cargo to 'Trade Direct' Service

Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Wednesday proposed nearly tripling rates for large trucks on Illinois tollways to help fund a $5.3 billion overhaul of the state's toll roads..

Fleet managers said they are buying significantly more trailers than a year ago, but not for the reason analysts offered last fall when making predictions.

Schneider National and Wal-Mart Stores topped the lists of for-hire and private carriers, respectively, that most expanded their trailer fleets over the past year, based on a review of data in the 2004 Transport Topics 100 lists of large U.S. and Canadian carriers.