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American Trucking Associations said it appealed to the federal government to drop its plan to fingerprint drivers permitted to haul hazardous materials, setting the stage for possible legal action, a senior association official told Transport Topics.

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The California Highway Patrol reopened a closed section of Interstate 5 north of Los Angeles after the stretch was closed earlier this week due to snow and ice storms, the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday.

Orders placed with factories rose 1.2% in November, the largest increase in four months, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday.

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A 40-mile stretch of Interstate 5 north of Los Angeles remained closed on Tuesday as winter storms continued to dump snow and ice on the region.

The Department of Energy said Monday the national average retail price of diesel fuel declined 3 cents a gallon to $1.957.

The Institute for Supply Management said Monday its factory index for December rose to 58.6 from 57.8 in November.

A California Air Resources Board regulation limiting trucks to five minutes of idling time when they are not active was scheduled to take effect Jan. 1, but the agency did not anticipate strict enforcement of the regulation, its spokesman said.