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Today's Technology Headlines: Churn Rates in US Don't Burn Wireless Providers; AT&T May Change Breakup Plan; and E-Commerce Takes Off at Trucking Companie.

Oklahoma’s turnpike toll increases, which went into effect Jan. 1, were meant to pay off the bonds for 50 miles of turnpike extensions. That payoff may take a little longer than expected, however, because trucks are avoiding the turnpikes to avoid paying 25% to 30% more in tolls.

Officials from the U.S. Trade Representative’s office and U.S. Department of Transportation had a “good meeting” with their Mexican counterparts March 22 in Mexico City, and laid plans to open the border to Mexican trucks by the end of 2001.

In a report that suggests the once red-hot housing market may be softening further as the economy continues to lose steam, new home sales fell 2.4% in February, the Commerce Department said.

Building a Smart Highway; Truck Makers Overloaded With Used Trucks; Illinois to Detour Trucks on I-94; Comair Pilots Begin Strike; and more...

Today's Technology Headlines: Lotus Brings E-Mail to Web Phones; Wireless Makes Trucker Treks More Efficient; and Universal Language for Wireless Data...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Motor sports fans may soon be cheering for Peterbilts and Freightliners instead of Dodges and Chevys, if a new group unveiled at the Mid-America Trucking Show has anything to say about it.

Delphi to Idle 4,000 Workers Next Week; DOT Officials Talk with Counterparts in Mexico; Simon to Hike Driver Pay; NLRB to File Complaint Against Atlantic Trucking; DOT Renews ITS America Charter; and more...

Today's Technology Headlines: Wireless Vehicles; Auto Manufactures Focus on E-Commerce; Sharp to Launch Multimedia PDAs in U.S.; Aether Joins Alliance on Wireless

Tire manufacturers are pushing for a simplified way to calculate the federal excise taxes due on truck tires without causing a loss to the U.S. Treasury.