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Florida Nets $19.7M for Port Security • No Transport Plan Yet for Yucca Shipments • S.C. Plutonium Shipments Underway, Perhaps • U.S. to Place Inspectors in Rotterdam • And more...

California Crackdown Targets Speeders, Dangerous Drivers • OPEC Expected to Maintain Production Levels • Port of Vancouver Will Take Current Customers First in Case of Strike • Just-in-Time Slows General Recovery • And more...

Navistar International Corp.’s Chatham, Ontario factory was closed Tuesday, after Monday’s incident when six members of the striking Canadian Auto Workers union were struck by a van driven by security guards outside the facility, the Windsor Star reported.

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta said Tuesday afternoon a solution to Amtrak's financial crisis could be worked out by Wednesday, the Associated Press reported.

PrePass Expands Florida E-Clearance • Con-Way Unveils Line Haul Automation • AT&T, AAA Sign $138 Million Contract • Qualcomm Looks Forward to Strong 3Q • And more...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Reports continue to roll in supporting the view that the economic recovery is underway for trucking and the industry is building strength.

Are application service providers set for a comeback? Ask that question in certain quarters and the response might be, “Who said they ever went away?”

This year has witnessed the emergence of new fuel management options — including Internet-enabled tools. In the past, fuel optimization systems have carried price tags from $70,000 into the six-digit field, tending to put them out of reach of many smaller carriers.

Texas Official Says I-20 Should Reopen Monday Evening • CAW Members Hurt in Navistar Strike Altercation • More Countries Join Fight Over U.S. Steel Tariffs • Nissan Debuts Diesel Hybrid Truck • And more...

The national average price of diesel fuel rose 0.6 cent last week to $1.281 a gallon, the Department of Energy said Monday.