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The price of regular gasoline declined about three cents in the past two weeks to an average of $1.93 a gallon, according to the Lundberg Survey of 7,000 stations nationwide.

A California Air Resources Board regulation scheduled to take effect Dec. 10 would require diesel-fueled transport refrigeration units operating in that state to meet certain emission requirements by 2008.

TOKYO — Several Japanese truck makers used the venue of the 38th Tokyo Motor Show here Nov. 2-5 to showcase emission-control systems they will use to meet the next round of heavy-duty diesel-engine emission standards, which are set to take effect next October.

The Department of Transportation said Monday the transportation services index increased 0.5% in September to 125.1. It is 6.6% higher than a year earlier, DOT said in a statement.

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Transportation company CNF Inc. said Friday that Douglas Stotlar was named chief executive officer of its less-than-truckload subsidiary, Con-Way Transportation Services Inc.

Payrolls grew by 112,000 workers in November and the jobless rate dropped to 5.4% from 5.5%, the Labor Department reported Friday.

Trucking stocks as a group have more than tripled the gains of the overall stock market this year, and probably will continue outpacing the market next year as fleets push profits higher, analysts said.