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The Distribution and LTL Carriers Association has asked the Research and Special Programs Administration and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to hold hearings before proposing hazardous materials transportation regulations.

Greenspan Says Economy Has Held Up Well • Boler Buys All of Joint Venture •Oil Price Drives Import Price Up 0.3% in August • Trustee Seeking to Liquidate Bankrupt Truck Firm • And more...

The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that economic growth has slowed in most of the United States since late July as manufacturing activity remained largely sluggish.

Employees of the American Trucking Associations held a brief commemoration of the Sept. 11 attacks Wednesday morning...

The terrorist attacks on America a year ago devastated thousands of families, slammed the economy, led to the international war on terrorism and forced a profound shift in Americans’ thinking about their own security.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. or a small trucking company just going into its third year at the time, the 9/11 attacks almost put us out of business.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Most of us can remember exactly what we were doing when something tragic occurs. On Sept. 11, 2001, I was in Atlanta, briefing Yellow Freight Vice President Paul Sullivan on the state of his area’s security.

Customs Program Tightening Ports Against Terrorism • Oxley Sees Terrorism Insurance Bill Passing in 2002 • oy: 20 to 35 Airports Won’t Meet Baggage Screen Deadline • Bush, Chretien Unveil Border Plan • And more...

UPS, Teamsters Mechanics Reach Contract Deal • War Talk Keeps Crude Oil Price Near $30 a Barrel • Air Carriers Raising Fuel Surcharges • And more...

Hanover, Germany -- Freightliner chief Rainer Schmueckle said he expects the truck maker will sell some 7,000 more heavy-duty trucks this year than the 44,351 it sold in 2001.