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Ford, the world’s second-largest automaker, said Friday that it will begin a “voluntary separation” program to eliminate between 4,000 and 5,000 jobs by the end of the year.

A plan to use tolls to speed construction of Interstate 49 won’t produce the kind of money some supporters of the project believe it might, a group of consultants has said.

Comdata Corp. is facing a growing backlash from the truck stop industry and some trucking sectors, over its plan to raise processing fees for many truck stops that accept the Comdata fuel credit card.

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WASHINGTON — Trucking representatives and safety critics alike urged the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to take a more active role in determining that drivers are fully qualified to get behind the wheel of a big rig.

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Matlack Systems, one of the nation’s largest bulk chemical carriers, will not emerge from the Chapter 11 reorganization for which it had filed for this spring.

The combination of a lower consumer price index, a dramatic increase in housing starts and an unexpected drop in initial jobless claims, gave a cloudy picture of the U.S. economy and its struggles to pull out of the recent downturn.

Truck trailer manufacturer Wabash National Corp. said Thursday it will cut its workforce by 18% and close two assembly plants and a distribution center.

American Trucking Associations last week urged Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta to "immediately halt" federal efforts to require motor carriers to turn over their electronic tracking data for audits of their drivers’ hours-of-service records.