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In a unanimous move, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed to cut production of crude oil by 1 million barrels a day effective Sept. 1.

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor.Instead of cutting each other’s throats over rates, we should band together and lobby Washington to get them to regulate rates.

NHTSA Investigating Firestone Replacement Tire Model; Poor Earnings Lead to More Job Cuts; Wabash Posts $10.8 Million Loss; and more...

Soft Keyboards Ease Mobile Messaging; Business Models Affect Collaboration; Wireless Streaming Technology Still Unproven and more...

Transport Topics’ latest ranking of the 100 largest U.S. trucking companies tells a lot about how this industry has been weathering the tough economy in the past year or so.

The past year or so has been difficult for the trucking industry on the economic front. Slowing freight volumes, higher fuel costs, rising insurance premiums and increasing employee compensation have wreaked havoc with many carriers’ operations.

Members of the House and Senate called upon leaders on all sides of the trade and transportation movement to help them hash out the details of a plan to allow Mexican trucks to operate in the United States.

Fed's Guynn Says Economy Will Strengthen; Caterpillar, Daimler to Focus on Fuel Systems; U.S. Maintains Stance on Kyoto Pact; OPEC Considers Emergency Meeting; and more...

The national average price of diesel fuel dropped again last week, to $1.348 per gallon, the lowest average price since January 17, 2000, when the price was $1.307.