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ARLINGTON, Va. - Two top U.S. officials in border security issues said the government is expanding new cargo prescreening and border-clearance efforts for trucking companies as well as shippers.

Kansas Senate OKs Fuel Tax Hike • AAA: Expect More People to Drive Memorial Day Weekend • Utah Dealer Sues Volvo • Many States Expected to Raise Taxes, Fees • And more...

The Nebraska Trucking Association named Nance Harris its interim president. Harris fills the position left open by the death of Ralph “Bud” Cuca, who succumbed to cancer April 17.

Senate Terror Bill Would Increase Overall Funding • CHP Replaces Troops at 3 California Bridges • Officials Find Missing Truck • FBI to Form a New Terrorism Unit • And more...

Although manufacturing in the Philadelphia region expanded in May for the fifth straight month, it did so at a slower pace than expected.

A trio of government reports offered more evidence Wednesday that, the although the U.S. economy is improving, it continues to move at a very slow pace.

WASHINGTON — The General Accounting Office told Congress last week that it could raise truck taxes or authorize more toll roads to help boost transportation infrastructure investment and the Highway Trust Fund.

Preclearance and weigh-in-motion, or WIM, often go hand in hand, but it is not always that way.

Hands-Free Phones Still Pose Danger, Study Says • Nissan Orders $2M of Fuel Cells From Ballard • Manufacturer Says E-ZPass Equipment Installed Improperly font size=4>• Praising Preclearance • And more...

Not Time for Rate Hike, Says Dallas Fed Chief • Morgan Group Profits, Revenues Down in 1Q • Fiori Named to Head Pacer Unit • American LaFrance Headquarters to Move to S.C. • And more...