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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.As summer progresses, trucking companies turn their thoughts toward the fall and the economic outlook of their second-largest expense, diesel fuel. Concerns always include anticipation of the colder winter months and a seasonal climb in diesel prices.

Terion to Emerge from Bankruptcy • Sirius Facing Possible Bankruptcy in 2003 • EPA to Use On-Vehicle Emissions Testing • Meridian IQ Purchases MegaSys • And more...

Retail sales in July were 1.2% above the June total, the Commerce Department said Tuesday, but auto and gasoline sales accounted for all of the increase.

West Coast Longshoremen Rally, Decry Bush • UPS, FedEx Again Seek DHL Probe • Mo. Officials Weigh Tolls After Tax Loss • IRS Tells Yellow SCS Spinoff Will Be Tax Free • And more...

The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rates unchanged after its meeting Tuesday, but it did sound an alarm about the current state of an economic recovery that is becoming increasingly fragile.

A number of trucking industry figures, as well as a leading supplier and representatives of trucking’s customer groups, were taking part Tuesday in the President’s Economic Forum at Baylor University in Waco, Texas.

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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. or months we've been warning about the potential economic consequences to the nation's economy if the new federal diesel pollution standards aren't delayed long enough for the new generation of engines to be fully tested by fleets.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Are we, the trucking industry, absolutely sure we want to get involved in a "terrorist tipster" program like the one proposed by the Bush administration? On the surface, it seems like the right thing to do. However, looking beyond our patriotism and emotions, would the industry open itself up to a type of involuntary tracking system?

Alaska's Glen Day, who has logged more than 30 years of accident-free driving, often on some of the nation's most scenic yet treacherous roads, said he did nothing special before winning a state title in his first try.