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An electromechanical suspension system being tested by the U.S. Army that reduces shock and vibration fivefold and improves handling and fuel economy could be available to the commercial truck industry within a couple of years, project developers and Army officials say.

The Engine Manufacturers Association said it will appeal an Aug. 21 court ruling that California’s South Coast Air Quality Management District can require public agencies to buy low-emission or alternative-fuel vehicles for their fleets of trucks, vans, buses and other vehicles. BR CLEAR = ALL.

Companies Announce 4,230 More Job Cuts; Ford Recalling Another 1.6 Million Vehicles; Cargo Volumes Up at N.Y.-N.J. Port; Chicago Area Imports Gasoline From Europe; and more...

Change Ahead for Cell Phones; Stonepath Buys Air Plus; A Merger of Equals; and more...

The E-ZPass toll consortium has voted to work with agencies operating truck pre-clearance systems across the country to explore ways to make their electronic vehicle identification technology compatible, according to E-ZPass officials.

Trucking Firm Moves Into ISP Market; Concerns Over Bluetooth Increasing; and more...

The U.S. worker is becoming more productive, according to a government report released Wednesday morning.

U.S. Economy Ready to Pick Up, Treasury Chief Says; U.S. Job Cut Announcements Down in August; Strike at Mexican VW Plant Ends; Daimler, China Truck Venture Reported; and more...

Two reports released Tuesday confirm that the U.S. economy remains sluggish.

Top U.S. officials have confirmed that Mexican truckers who operate in the United States will have to pay all the federal and state taxes and registration fees that U.S. carriers must pay.