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Driven by a narrower trade deficit than the previous quarter, the U.S. economy grew by a 1.3% annual rate between April and June, and was expected to grow threefold in the following quarter, the Commerce Department said Friday.

Mineta to Soon Certify Mexican Truck Access • Consumer Sentiment Index Falls in September • Gasoline Prices Down Calif., Stable in Texas • Mexico May Avert Strike With Oil Workers • And more...

Owner-Operators Group Formed in Canada • FedEx Seen Challenging UPS Ground Service • Ottawa, Ontario Team to Improve Windsor Crossing • New ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sales Rise to Record Pace • And more ...

More than two decades after the federal government reopened trucking to free competition through deregulation, the industry suffers from a negative image problem.

WASHINGTON — American Trucking Associations told House transportation leaders that the industry cannot support a federal fuel tax hike that some members of Congress have said is needed to fund future highway spending.

The number of orders placed for new durable goods in the United States fell 0.6% in August, following up a revised 8.6% jump the previous month, the Commerce Department said Thursday.

Some readers' takes on the demise of Consolidated Freightways...

The Environmental Protection Agency gave Caterpillar conditional approval to sell its on-highway truck engines after the emissions deadline of Oct. 1, 2002, the company said Thursday.

Transportation IDs to Be Tested • Experts at Maritime Conference Stress Security • CG awards Response System Contract • Terror Alert Relaxed to Yellow • And More...

Being in the trucking industry for more than 35 years, I found the closing of Consolidated Freightways especially sad and disturbing.