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Another U.S. Postal Worker involved in handling government mail has tested positive for anthrax, news services reported.

Phone Company to Offer Free Earpieces • Trucking Beefs Up Security • ShipLogix Releases Carrier Enhancement • And more...

Have the attacks of Sept. 11 or the current outbreak of anthrax cases changed the way you or your company handles freight?

On the same day that federal investigators released the text of several letters infected with anthrax, the U.S. Postal Services has begun a counteroffensive with quarantines, post cards and an additional $175 million for security approved by President Bush, news services reported.

Landair Sees Net Income Rise • U.S. Xpress 3Q Earnings Down; Sees Challenges Ahead • Volvo Reports Record 3Q Loss • Consolidated Freightways Revenue Down 3.5% • And more...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Despite cancellation of several technology sessions two weeks before the meeting began, issues of integrating information technology with maintenance practices keyed the opening sessions at the Technology and Maintenance Council’s fall meeting here last week.

In his book “Sweatshops on Wheels: Winners and Losers in Trucking Deregulation,” Michael Belzer claims “the average truck driver is working more than the legal limit,” citing as evidence data from the University of Michigan Trucking Industry Program Driver Survey.

The University of Michigan Trucking Industry Program truck driver survey has been cited widely because the data demonstrate substantial violation of hours-of-service regulations.

S.C. Sees Decline in Truck-Related Fatalities • More Manufacturers Announce Job Cuts • Customs Selects Director of Anti-Terror Office • MAN AG Wants to Speed Job Cuts • And more...

In its report on the state of the economy, the Federal Reserve said that U.S. economy, though weak, was beginning to rebound.