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WASHINGTON — Visitors can get their kicks walking on an actual piece of the famous Route 66 and get a feel for how the development of the interstate highway system and the trucking industry changed American life here at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History exhibit, “America on the Move.”

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Gasoline prices dropped about 5 cents in the past three weeks, according to the Lundberg survey of 8,000 stations nationwide, but rising crude oil prices would likely cause prices to rise in the weeks ahead, analyst Trilby Lundberg said.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ith diesel prices hitting successive record highs, yet still trailing the even-faster run to new records almost daily in the crude oil markets, trucking will soon be hit more heavily in the pocket with rocketing fuel costs.

Security and technology were at the top of the agenda when American Trucking Associations President Bill Graves met with top executives of Qualcomm Corp. at the company’s San Diego headquarters in July, the technology supplier said.

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Producer prices rose 0.1% in July as cheaper cars and a drop in the cost of food offset higher energy prices, the Labor Department reported Friday..

Many truckload carriers said profits pushed higher during the second quarter despite a lingering inability to find and retain drivers that prohibited fleet expansion in spite of high demand for freight-hauling services.