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The truck driver involved in last week's deadly Amtrak accident will be getting his license back. "There is no basis in state law which allows me to hold the license," Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White said Thursday in a statement.

TT File PhotoAmid continued robust sales of trucks in February, another banner year is predicted for truck makers. Manufacturers reported preliminary sales for the month reached 18,384 vehicles.

The state House has sent highway legislation back to the Senate in preparation of a compromise amendment that would phase in a 4-cent diesel tax increase over a couple of years.

Federal legislation requiring the Surface Transportation Board to increase its emphasis on ensuring competition between rail carriers was introduced last week by four senators.

Two state senators, reacting to last week's fatal train-truck accident, say they plan to introduce legislation that could free at least $50 million to improve safety at railroad crossings around Illinois.

Larry M. Sur has decided to step down from his full time duties as president of Schneider Logistics to spend more time with his family.

A number of companies that provide electronic dispatching and trailer-tracking services have adopted a single communication standard that they said combines both systems into a single interface.

Federal investigators are looking into another train derailment just miles from the site of last week's deadly Amtrak collision.

The next time you see a Farm Fresh dairy semi-tractor tooling down the highway, notice how clean and shiny it looks.

James P. Hoffa was sworn in March 22 as general president of the Teamsters union. He took the oath of office at the union’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., after a federal judge on Friday upheld his election over protests.