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In an attempt to heal a rift with a key lawmaker, American Trucking Associations President Walter McCormick met Jan. 28 with Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va.), chairman of the House Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee.

Ford Motor Co. announced Thursday that it will buy the passenger car division of Sweden's Volvo AB.

The federal Department of Transportation will move ahead with promoting a "sandwich protocol" for a national standard to guide design of technology using Dedicated Short-Range Communications.

Wabash National Corp. is the target of two class action lawsuits following the company’s disclosure that profits for 1998 would be negatively affected by three special charges.

Union Pacific Railroad sold nearly 125 acres of its land at the Port of Oakland to port authorities for $70 million.

Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee began pitching his interstate repair program Tuesday to state House members, many of whom questioned why they should support it.

South Carolina will have $9.4 billion in transportation needs during the next 10 years and officials Wednesday said they will consider a gasoline tax, toll roads and a ser fee as options to foot the bill.

The new chairman of the Senate Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is former Ohio governor George Voinovich, who supported giving responsibility for the federal highway program to the states.

Two New York men have pleaded guilty to trying to avoid paying more than $77 million in federal motor fuel excise taxes.