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Study Finds 80,000 Trucks Crossed Border in 1999; QCL Buys First of Several Ga. Fueling Centers; 3M to Cut 5,000 Jobs; Delta Pilots Reach Agreement With Management; and more...

BALTIMORE -- In his keynote address on Saturday, American Truck Dealers Chairman Stanley DeVore of Casper Truck Center pleaded with truck manufacturers to "stop changing the rules of the game."

The U.S. average pump price for diesel fuel rose 0.6 cent in the past week, to 144.3 cents per gallon as of April 23, the Energy Department reported Monday.

Texas Instruments Developing Quick Data Chip; Cell Signal Ban Spreads Outside Canada; N.J. Cancels New Area Code; and New Handheld Features May Burden Users.

In positive indication of the economy’s direction, truck drivers are beginning to see an uptick in their business, the New York Times reported Sunday.

NAPLES, Fla. - Five disciplined, powerful, high-ranking trucking executives were given an assignment and all of them avoided it. There was just too much selling to do.

NAPLES, Fla. — Some of the nation’s largest shippers stated clearly what they are looking for from their transportation companies: quick access to lots of information about their freight and a commitment to high-quality service that rises above the lackadaisical.

Airborne Launches New Ground Service; Yellow Corp. Profit Halved -- 2,900 Jobs Cut; As Earth Day Nears, ATA Says Trucking Industry Pitching In; Visteon Reports Slumped Q1 Earnings; and more...

Flood conditions on the Mississippi River, which have halted shipping on 550 miles of water from Minnesota to Iowa, has also boosted the cost of shipping by truck in the Midwest..

Lawsuit Claims Cell Phones Health Risks; Shipping Giant Moves Units to Charlotte, N.C.; Rival Wireless Companies May Join Forces; and more...