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ORLANDO, Fla. – Federal regulations to improve security of hazardous material shipments are likely to put an extra financial burden on motor carriers, a state trucking association executive and a motor carrier director of safety said here last week.

Report: U.S. Still 'Unprepared' for Terrorism • BWI Security Chief Named to TSA Post • FBI Issues Warning About Trains • TSA Spending Habits Questioned •

Sept. Air Cargo Up 20% from Year Earlier • Holiday Sales May Be Worst in Decade • Air Cargo Carrier Posts 3Q Increase • Dana to Sell Non-Core Companies • And more ...

ORLANDO, Fla. - While conventional wisdom and popular opinion say that the American economy is struggling, a trio of experts on the subject told convention goers at the American Trucking Associations' Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla. that things aren’t really that bad.

Consumer confidence sunk to a 9-year low in October, the Conference Board reported Tuesday.

FedEx Truck Fire Closes I-270 in Missouri • Allied Holdings Reduces 3Q Loss • Volvo to Sponsor Road Team Program • Pacer International 3Q Earnings Soar • And more ...

Freightliner LLC said it will temporarily shut down its truck manufacturing plants in Cleveland, N.C. and Mount Holly, N.C., a spokesman said Tuesday.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- The philosophy that helps football teams win championships can also make a business successful, former Washington Redskins head coach Joe Gibbs told trucking leaders Tuesday.

ORLANDO, Fla. - American Trucking Associations presented Michael J. Riley, president of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut, with its first President's Award for Federation Leadership.

With the Federal Reserve interest rate at its lowest level in 40 years, the betting is rising that the coming months will see still greater cuts, Wall Street Journal said Monday, if something doesn’t happen soon to erase the gloomy and downbeat economic news.