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Today's technology headlines: Research in Motion, Vaultus in wireless services alliance; Canadian wireless spectrum auction begins; Mail Boxes Etc. begins package-return service; and more.

Ford Motor Co. said it has a system of releasing hydraulic energy stored during the braking process that may make commercial vehicles more fuel efficient, especially in stop-and-go traffic. .

A growing number of states are considering raising their fuel taxes or cutting road projects as the floundering economy eats into revenues.

This Morning's Headlines: DaimlerChrysler lays out three-year output estimates; Eaton reorganizing truck parts business; Economy: Dec Producer Prices flat; Retail Sales nearly so

A detailed human-factors analysis of three fatal truck accidents in Canada adds weight to the argument that improving driver safety performance is extremely complex and that highly variable factors such as time since the driver last ate a meal should get more attention.

Today's Technology Headlines: Baltimore Public Works Wires Fleet Management; Canada's Clarke About to Nab Another U.S. Logistics Firm; Support Packaged for Mobile Date Services and Longer-lasting Lithium Batteries Could be Coming

This Afternoon's Headlines: Volvo global reports record 2000 sales; Intermodal traffic plunges from 2000 levels; J.B. Hunt expects to beat 4Q estimates

With FedEx Corp.’s flag now planted squarely in the less-than-truckload sector, industry speculation has turned toward arch-competitor United Parcel Service for the next likely move.

A majority of Americans are willing to support limited hours-of-service for truck drivers, according to a survey by the Insurance Research Council.

Yoichiro Kaizaki, the chief executive officer of truck tire-maker Bridgestone Corp., said Thursday that he would resign in March, according to several news reports.