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It might seem that Mexican truck-bashing is a way of life in America.

What do we know about Mexican motor carriers operating in this country, and when did we know it?

Diesel’s role in polluting the air will be part of a multiyear study on the origins and quantities of fine particulate matter, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

More than 25 years after Federal Express introduced the first overnight delivery guarantee, the nation’s less-than-truckload general freight carriers have begun to offer a variety of premium services.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has notified its staff of the need not to enforce a wheel-chock requirement during truck loading and unloading.

Cast adrift by American Trucking Associations, Information Technology and Logistics Council members say their mission is still vital and are evaluating three options for staying afloat.

PNV Inc. is America Online’s trucking site of choice, now the Internet giant has a stake in the trucking Web portal and entertainment firm.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is looking for a few good men or women to fill some top slots in the 3-month-old unit within the Department of Transportation.

Thirty-four truck drivers will receive waivers from vision requirements from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which also proposes to exempt 62 more.

The battle to improve trucking’s image continued as Shell Oil Co. launched a new advertising campaign educating motorists on how to share the road with trucks and Amtrak ran a newspaper advertisement portraying truck drivers as dangerous.