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Chevrolet and Saturn have become the second and third automakers in recent weeks to experience the wrath of American Trucking Associations over advertising that shows trucks in a bad light.

This afternoon's headlines: DHL plans public stock offering; Sale of Sea-Land Service to Maersk is completed; and Ryder System to take fourth-quarter charge for restructuring.

The Canadian Trucking Alliance is warning the United States to end unfair trade practices, such as restrictions on Canadian trucks, or the association will push Canada to strictly enforce its trade laws.

The Teamsters union has committed itself to organizing owner-operator truck drivers in the nation’s maritime ports, but the best way to accomplish this goal is not clear.

Pressure is building for increased trucking productivity, especially in the West, according to participants at the Western Highway Institute’s annual meeting.

Country music lovers will hear safe driving tips in between their favorite tunes during the holiday season from a member of America’s Road Team.

In the news this morning: Canadian carriers test equipment recovery system; Volvo, Mitsubishi form strategic alliance; and news briefs from National Carriers, Old Dominion and Roadrunner Freight.

People who ate at the Cookery restaurant in the Flying J truck stop at Interstate 85/I-40 near Burlington, N.C., between Nov. 10 and Dec. 3 may have been exposed to hepatitis, according to local health officials.

Landstar System installed G. Tom Beam as interim president of its Landstar Ligon subsidiary in the wake a proposed unsatisfactory safety rating from the Department of Transportation.