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In the first votes on major energy legislation reform in nearly a decade, the U.S. House approved President Bush’s broad energy plan after turning back amendments that would have toughened automotive fuel economy standards and prevented drilling in an Alaskan wildlife refuge.

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Mexican President Vicente Fox said Thursday that he would bar U.S. trucks from traveling into Mexico if the proposed safety standards approved by the Senate are implemented. br clear=all>

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A new Hyundai-DaimlerChrysler deal will wed Mercedes Benz engines to Hyundai truck platforms worldwide, including the United States, where Hyundai trucks have not been sold before.

Economic reports on manufacturing activity and construction in the United States released on Tuesday showed that economy is still not close to a recovery.

Two teams of scientists in the Midwest have reportedly made strides toward producing an ethanol alternative that is more environmentally friendly than petroleum-based diesel fuel, according to the Associated Press.

New rules proposed July 27 by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration would increase the number of offenses termed serious enough to revoke a commercial drivers license.

Escape ramps have been around for years. They are built at the discretion of local officials in areas they think represent a safety hazard or problem.