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GMTA Offers to Help Ex-CF Employees • UPS Looks to Double Non-Package Business • ISM Services Index Shows Slowing Growth • Con-Way Unveils Cheaper Intermodal Option • And more...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. ast September, our nation and the trucking industry were shaken by the realization of our vulnerability to terrorist attacks.

Construction spending in the United States was nearly unchanged in July, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday, with an overall value of $834 billion, compared with a revised figure of $833.8 billion in June.

EPA Study Links Diesel Exhaust to Cancer • Detroit Diesel Names Morrow President • Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, Ambassador Bridge to Commemorate Sept. 11 • Peterbilt Bars Union Workers From Tennessee Plant • And more...

The bankruptcy of Consolidated Freightways amounts to a “sea change” for the less-than-truckload freight business that will bring greater yields but demonstrates the need for still more consolidation, the chairman of Yellow Corp. said.

New York Adds Border Officers • TSA Still Developing CAPPS II • Senate Comes Back to Work on Security Bill • Congressman Seeks Air Marshal Hearings • And more...

Two years of collapsing trailer sales have driven weak manufacturers from the market and left the remaining companies with far more dominant market shares than a decade before.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. he top federal official in charge of cargo security sent a clear signal last week that his agency is turning its attention to trucking. This is a significant, and welcome, event for our industry.

The Institute for Supply Management said Tuesday its manufacturing index remained unchanged at 50.5 in August, which marked the seventh straight month of growth, but was weaker than expected.

Less-than-truckload carrier Consolidated Freightways Corp. said Monday it was discontinuing operations, cutting about 15,500 jobs and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.