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Peterbilt has launched a new truck model, the 387, with two configurations aimed at the regional and long-haul markets.

The latest attempt to establish rules to prevent repetitive stress injuries was officially unveiled by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

A House subcommittee has issued a report calling for more federal oversight of the Teamsters union to prevent further abuse of power and financial mismanagement by union leaders.

Buoyed by the first-ever profit on its international operations, United Parcel Service turned in a stellar performance in 1998.

The first big step toward making the nation’s highways safer is getting the principal parties at the same forum, talking about the problems caused by the rapidly and continually growing volumes of traffic moving over a much more slowly growing network of roads. After that comes the search for solutions.

Some critics of toll financing have predicted grave consequences if state and local governments rely on tolls to any greater degree to provide road capacity — the critical highways that commercial trucking companies and passenger car drivers need to remain mobile.

Most small fleet owners face an agonizing decision: go it alone or sell out. Some are forced to consider a third option: get out of the business.

Danzas shareholders approved the $1.1 billion sale of their company to the German post office, Deutsche Post, creating one of the world’s largest freight transportation groups.

PARIS — Volvo AB has broken off negotiations to acquire its Swedish rival, Scania.

A vote by the European Union to reduce aircraft noise by banning the use of some Boeing 727 aircraft has international air freight carriers and the U.S. Congress up in arms.