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More Companies Accounce Job Cuts; Speed Limit May Be Raised in Tucson; Driving School Operator Sentenced for Passing Bribes; July ���ϳԹ��� Resales Fall 3% for Month; and more...

The average price of diesel fuel rose 5.8 cents across the United States last week, its largest weekly jump since Sept. 4, 2000, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported on Monday.

Dispute Forces Telecoms to Hold Up Plans; Wireless Hasn't Yet Displaced Fixed-Line Phones; Nebraska Wireless Users Wait for Enhanced 911; and more..

Welcome to National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, the time when we pause to give special thanks to the 3 million men and women who move the nation’s economy in their big rigs.

In “Anatomy of an Accident,” an article in the Sept. 13, 2000, Transport Topics, the reporter likened the cost of a truck crash to an iceberg, stating that the indirect costs are four times greater than the obvious direct costs.

At the ATA National Truck Driving Championships... rossing Poses Tough Problem; Shopping Trip; and more...

Bridgestone/Firestone Inc. has reached a settlement with a Texas family in their $1 billion suit over an accident that left a woman paralyzed, news services reported Friday.

Two separate Department of Commerce reports released Friday painted two decidedly different views of the U.S. economy.

Editor's Note: These are photos from the ATA National Truck Driving Championships in Minneapolis. Additional photos will be added periodically.

Officials Can Mandate 'Clean' Vehicles, Judge Rules; Russia Raising Oil Production; VW May Invest More in Heavy Trucks; PC Market Sputters, First Time in 15 Years; and more...