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Several research programs under way are designed to show the benefits of using technology and behavior modification to prevent accidents caused by drivers falling asleep at the wheel.

After more than four years, the federal government has agreed to end its financial review over the Teamsters, the Associated Press reported Thursday.

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High insurance and registration fees, a lack of U.S. partners and more intense security will combine to keep Mexican trucks from taking advantage of expanded access to U.S. roads, a congressional report said.

Rumors Fly About MAN Breakup • Truck Restrictions Near U.N. Building Lifted • Mail Volumes Down By 2.8 Billion Items • One-Day Strike Hits Caterpillar Plant in England • And more...

WASHINGTON — Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrator Joseph M. Clapp will collect the names of people who die in crashes with trucks and buses during January as a way to remind staff members that their purpose is to prevent fatalities.

A record decline in military aircraft bookings pushed down the value of all factory orders by 3.3% in November, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.

Travel times through Salt Lake City could triple or quadruple during the February Olympic Games unless truckers plan their routes carefully, a Utah Deparment of Transportation spokesman said.