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Ontario and Quebec have agreed to harmonize the weights and dimensions for several tractor-trailer combinations that commonly operate between the two provinces.

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration said it will not “routinely” look to examine employee self-audits during safety and health inspections.

American Trucking Associations President Walter B. McCormick Jr. blasted Reader’s Digest for its depiction of trucks in an article in its September issue.

In the news this morning: Death tax repeal down but not yet out; U.S. jobless rate edges higher amid more signs of slowing economy; U.S. won't challenge Western Star-Freightliner deal; and more.

This afternoon's headlines: U.S. purchasing managers report decline in August activity; EU conditionally approves Volvo acquisition of Renault truck unit; Williams named chairman of CFI; and more.

Today's technology headlines: Andersen Consulting takes stake in Tradiant; FCC widens radio spectrum for wireless networks; and Cargo-Web International goes live with website.

The University of Michigan said its index of consumer sentiment fell to 82 in August, but was higher than the group initially reported.

Sometimes getting called in for extra duty can provide more than financial rewards. In the case of Carl Tafua, a local pickup and delivery driver for Viking Freight of San Jose, it provided the opportunity to be a hero.

Ryder Group is cashing in on a seldom-publicized way to simplify customs processing for its customers shipping to or from Mexico.

The ongoing struggle between Canada’s trucking industry and Environment Canada over the classification of diesel particulate matter has turned into a battle of scientific opinions.