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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. or a small trucking company just going into its third year at the time, the 9/11 attacks almost put us out of business.

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UPS, Teamsters Mechanics Reach Contract Deal • War Talk Keeps Crude Oil Price Near $30 a Barrel • Air Carriers Raising Fuel Surcharges • And more...

Hanover, Germany -- Freightliner chief Rainer Schmueckle said he expects the truck maker will sell some 7,000 more heavy-duty trucks this year than the 44,351 it sold in 2001.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he sudden collapse of Consolidated Freightways was a harsh and sad end to a major player in the trucking industry, but this tale was not simply one of a single company swamped by its financial troubles.

The cab of a Class 8 tractor increasingly resembles the cockpit of a 747 jumbo jet. Crammed into a small space are gauges, switches, buttons and display screens to operate electronic systems and deliver information to and from the driver.

A day before the anniversary of the terrorist attacks, the U.S. government on Tuesday raised its nationwide terrorist threat level to "orange," the second highest condition of possible threat.

TransForce to Acquire Besner • Yellow: Trading of SCS May Start Wednesday • European Truck Makers See Improved Results • Survey: Economy Unlikely to Fall Back Into Recession • And more...

NEW YORK — Two major less-than-truckload carriers told investors here Friday they were eager to haul freight that once moved by Consolidated Freightways, but only if they were well paid for it.