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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.It’s one thing for the court to deny an extension of the Oct. 1 deadline for producing cleaner diesel engines.

U.S. industrial production dropped for the first time this year in August, the Federal Reserve reported Tuesday.

ATA’s MC&E to Touch Off Celebrations • Old Dominion Starts Air Freight Service • Tyson Foods Buys New Volvo Rigs • IPA, UPS to Begin Contract Negotiations Early • And more...

Truck shipments jumped 11.9% in the month of July – erasing a revised decline of nearly 9% in June -- the American Trucking Associations said in the September issue of its Monthly Truck Tonnage Report..

Executives from three of the nation’s largest truckload carriers told a gathering of Wall Street investors here that even though the Oct. 1 engines with mandatory anti-pollution devices were an irritation for their operations, they thought their companies were poised for strong growth in revenue and profits.

The Senate Appropriations Committee is pushing the Federal Trade Commission to open an anti-trust investigation into trucking fuel cards, spurred by truck stop operators who say concentration in the business hurts their members.

Led by increased stockpiles of cars and trucks, U.S. business inventories rose in July for a third straight month, while sales rose by the largest amount since April, the Commerce Department said Monday.

O'Neill Sees 3.5% Growth Ahead • OPEC Seen Maintaining Quota Level • Gasoline Price Steady at $1.45, Lundberg Says • Forward's 3Q Earnings Seen Short of Analysts' Expectations •.

The national average price of diesel rose 1.8 cents a gallon last week to $1.414, its highest point in almost a year, the Department of Energy reported Monday.

Cyberattack Defense Plan Expected • N.J. Gov. Wants to Ban Handheld Cell Phones While Driving • UPS' SonicAir Offers Tracking Options • E-911 Still Experiencing Trouble, Report Says • And more...