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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. n my first months at Natso, I’ve learned that America’s truck stop operators are paragons of ingenuity and versatility. Today’s truck stops are virtual villages, complete with such diverse services as restaurants, barbers, chiropractors, movie theaters and showers.

Crude Oil Price Rises as Gasoline Supplies Fall • R.I. Senate Votes to Allow Seat Belt Tickets • Hino Expects Profit to Grow in Coming Years • Jobless Claims Fall by 9,000 in Latest Week • And more...

The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that orders for durable goods declined by 2.4% in April, the most in seven months on fewer orders for vehicles and business equipment.

U.S. Fears Canada Pot Bill Could Threaten Trade • TSA Hiring Process to be Probed • Subway Officials Seek Money for Security • CIMC, Savi to Develop 'Smart' Container

The Environmental Protection Agency announced the level of fines it will levy against Caterpillar Inc. for producing two models of the company’s heavy-truck engines that emit greater levels of emissions than EPA’s guidelines allow.

Bush Signs $350 Billion Tax Bill • Iraq’s Oil Production Expected to Rise in June • Housing Starts, ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sales Rise in April • Graebel Cos. Names Watson Division CEO

Consumer confidence rose in May to a five-month high, the Conference Board reported Tuesday, the same day that positive home sales figures were released by the government and an industry group.

A program billed as the Diesel Engine Emissions Summit is shaping up to be just that — an event drawing top executives of the leading truck and engine makers, oil firms and trucking companies, whose decisions influence the entire industry.

Not even record high fuel prices can keep trucking stocks down.

PeopleNet Promotes CFO to COO • Xata Chairman to Step Down • Stonepath's Subsidiary Changes Name • Gamma-Ray Machines to Combat Human Smuggling • And more...