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In the news this morning: Overnite strike a test of Hoffa's mettle; Study finds diesel exhaust a leading cancer threat in L.A.; and Ark. town prepares contract to study intermodal state port.

This afternoon's headlines: Wall Street foresees downturn in U.S. heavy truck market; Pennsylvania's roads no longer dead last in poll; and Ill. officials push I-PASS expansion.

If at first you don’t succeed, try again. That was the attitude of Glenn F. Brown when he broke the world land speed record for 3-axle heavy-duty trucks at Utah’s Bonneville salt flats.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration continues to tighten its regulatory fist around trucking, with its ergonomics proposal due out at the end of the month.

The Federal Communications Commission has approved the 5.9 gigahertz bandwidth for dedicated short-range communications, which involves intelligent transportation systems.

United Parcel Service has petitioned the Department of Transportation to obtain aviation operating rights to serve the People’s Republic of China.

In the news this morning: U.S. Customs to target 'risky' exports; Intrenet, Inc. reports third quarter; nine-month results; and FleetPride acquires Wheels and Brakes Incorporated.

This afternoon's headlines: Slater presses Senate for action on motor carrier bill; Professional Transportation Group refinances trailer deals; and Canada needs 50,000 new truckers.

Large trucks were involved in the lowest rate of fatal accidents ever recorded in the United States last year, with new federal statistics showing an 8.3% reduction from 1997.

Trucking executives from across the nation will gather in Orlando, Fla., this week for American Trucking Associations’ annual Management Conference and Exhibition.