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Japan to Launch Interactive Drink Machines; Talking, Driving May Overload Brain; UPS to Buy Bluetooth Technology; and more...

In a report with mixed implications for the U.S. economy and the trucking industry, the Commerce Department said Wednesday that inventories at U.S. wholesalers fell 0.2% in June, but sales fell a whopping 0.9%.

Consorcio G. Grupo Dina, Mexico’s embattled truck manufacturer, may shut down as much as half of its operations and withdraw from the Mexican stock exchange, according to a report by Reuters.

General Motors announced the creation of two products using fuel cell technology that could eliminate harmful emissions from diesel engines and decrease consumer dependency on energy grids.

During the past six months, the Minnesota Legislature engaged in a lengthy and heated debate about the merits of mandating the use of biodiesel in all diesel fuel sold in Minnesota.

UPS Settles Class-Action Suit for $38.5 Million; Allied Exploring Sale of Subsidiary; Allied Exploring Sale of Subsidiary; New Program Allows Truckers to Use Amenities on Layovers; and more...

You know that times have changed when the trucking industry breathes a sigh of relief that the national average retail diesel price has fallen to $1.347 a gallon.

FCC Seeks High Court Ruling on NextWave; City Seeks to Extend Wireless Signals; Mobile Internet Access, Services Remain a Growing Market; and more...

Caltrans Readies Road-Repair Web Site; New Software Pinpoints the Location of Web Users; @Track Obtains Listing in Good Standing on Nasdaq SmallCap Market; and more...

GM Seeks to Loosen Clean-Air Rules; EPA May Limit Boutique Fuels; Allied Announces 8.5% Rate Hike; and more...