Rail carload and intermodal freight traffic declined from a year ago for the week ended Saturday, the Association of American Railroads said Thursday.
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Arkansas Waives Registration Fee
Arkansas trucking companies will not have to pay a tax bill that a state agency sent mistakenly, the Associated Press reported.
August 24, 2007N.J. Wants Seat on NYC Congestion Panel
The New Jersey Senate wants a representative from that state to sit on New York City’s 17-member congestion-pricing commission, the New Jersey Star-Ledger reported.
August 24, 2007Durable Goods Orders Jump 5.9%
Durable goods orders jumped 5.9% in July, the Commerce Department said Friday.
August 24, 2007Diesel and Gasoline Prices Rise
The national average prices of retail diesel and gasoline rose last week, even as crude oil futures fell to an eight-week low after Hurricane Dean passed without any significant disruption to U.S. oil production.
August 27, 2007Menlo Wins $1.6 Billion DOD Contract
The Department of Defense last week awarded its controversial $1.6 billion logistics contract to Menlo Worldwide Government Services.
August 27, 2007Trucking Ambassadors Burnish Industry’s Image
Professional truck driver Brad Hille never imagined that a short instructional video he made as a way to help other truckers would give him the opportunity to tour the country while representing his profession.
August 27, 2007ATA Will Seek HOS Stay if FMCSA Does Not Act
American Trucking Associations said it would seek a stay of an appeals court ruling overturning portions of federal driver hours-of-service rules if the government doesn’t take action itself before the ruling takes effect Sept. 13.
August 27, 2007NTSB Looking at De-Icing in Bridge Investigation
The National Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday it expects to remain in Minnesota until November to carry out its investigation of the Aug. 1 Interstate 35 bridge collapse in Minneapolis.
August 23, 2007Jobless Claims Fall 2,000 for Week
Initial jobless claims fell by 2,000 to 322,000 last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
August 23, 2007