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The number of orders placed for durable goods with U.S. manufacturers fell 0.9% in August a report by the federal government said Thursday.

Two independent reports showed increases in the sales of existing and new homes in recent months.

Users of the Pennsylvania Turnpike could soon be facing its first toll hike since 1991, state officials told Transport Topics last week.

WASHINGTON — John Ficker, the new president of the National Industrial Transportation League, said the association representing large shippers was financially healthy, even though it has tapped its financial reserves in recent years, and that it was continuing to discuss possible affiliations with other trade groups.

Astar Case Testimony Postponed Until Oct. 8 • Va. Tunnel Still Two-Thirds Full of Water • House Votes to Extend Highway Funding • Crude Oil Prices Rise After OPEC Cut • And more ...

Citing declining prices and rising inventories, the OPEC oil cartel on Wednesday agreed to trim production quotas by 3.5% beginning next month..

When the United States went to war with Iraq last March, Canadian Labatt Brewing Co. found itself with a big problem on the home front.

To make sure goods move across the U.S.-Canada border with as few interruptions as possible, several third-party logistics companies told Transport Topics they work with customers to adjust inventory levels throughout the supply chain to prevent border delays for time-sensitive shipments.

Isabel Continues Causing Problems in Virginia • Central Freight Lines Files for IPO • Largest Amtrak Union Says It Won't Participate in Stoppage • Daimler Cancels Plan to Build Van Plant in Georgia • And more...

Computer Virus Hits the State Department • Bush Considers Additional Security for Airline Cargo • Cargo-Screening Plan Excluded From ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøland Security Bill • Loy: Transportation Network Will Never Be Completely Safe