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Delphi Corp., the world’s largest vehicle parts manufacturer, said Wednesday that it plans to eliminate another 6,100 jobs as it reported a net loss for the first quarter of $51 million, or 9 cents per share.

House Votes to Make Bush’s Tax Cut Permanent • Profits Increase Slightly for Heartland Express • Va. Passes Regional Tax Referendum • Senate Rejects Alaska Oil Drilling Bill • And more...

Toll increases on seven of the toll bridges linking New Jersey with Pennsylvania were delayed indefinitely pending implementation of the E-ZPass system, a spokeswoman for the bridges’ operating authority said.

Fuel cells, created during the space race to the moon, have an attractive simplicity to them and a huge advantage over internal combustion engines in the emissions department.

Maverick to Install Eaton’s Vorad System • Illinois Testing Ethanol-Diesel • IEEE Working to Establish Crash Data Standards • Delphi Unveils New Commercial Vehicle Battery • And more...

Police Pursuit Causes Delays on Wilson Bridge • No Rate Hike Soon, Greenspan Says • USA Truck Earnings Up Despite Insurance Costs • Oil Prices Rise After Report Shows U.S. Supplies Falling • And more...

John W. Magaw, head of the Transportation Security Administration, underwent angioplasty Tuesday morning at George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C.

The House of Representatives will probably approve a port security measure later this month that requires a national transportation worker identification badge.

WASHINGTON — The president of Celadon Group Inc. — the largest transporter of truckload freight between the U.S., Canada and Mexico — told Congress the U.S. government needs new freight-screening technology and coordinated law enforcement at the borders.