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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is having to completely recalculate the numbers of people it alleges are harmed by fine-particulate air-pollution emissions due to a flaw in computer programs it used to produce its estimates.

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The price of diesel fuel fell by 1.4 cents per gallon to a national average of $1.286 last week, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.

Transport Topics needs your help in identifying drivers who have accumulated 4 million or more accident-free miles for a special report.

Inventories at U.S. wholesalers fell 0.7% in April, the U.S. Department of Commerce reported Friday. Wholesalers account for about one-fourth of all business stockpiles.

Payrolls in May rose by 41,000, the Labor Department said Friday, pushing the unemployment rate to 5.8% from 6% the month before..

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Despite some early hitches, truck traffic is moving smoothly and safely on the detours around a collapsed bridge on Interstate 40 in Oklahoma, said a state official and the Oklahoma Trucking Association.

Trucking was the third mode of transportation for Susan M. Coughlin, who turns her 20-year career back toward aviation, where she began, effective June 10.

New federal regulations for transporting hazardous materials have been proposed, drafted and debated since 1994, yet those efforts appear no closer to fruition than they did eight years ago.