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U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters Monday warned that now is not the time to halt efforts to implement trucking provisions in the North American Free Trade Agreement because doing so could hurt an already struggling U.S. economy
Read More →Crude oil could drop to $57 a barrel by 2016 (in 2006 dollars), as expanded investment in exploration and development brings new supplies to the world market, says the U.S. Energy Information Administratio
Read More →Repossessions and liquidations of tractor-trailer trucks increased 110 percent in 2007 compared with 2006, according to Nassau Asset Management's NasTrac Quarterly Index
Read More →TravelCenters of America is cutting back its work force and expects to scale back on expansion projects because of the struggling economy
Read More →The federal government has made it more attractive to purchase commercial trucks in 2008, says Navistar International, and the truck maker has launched an online tool to help buyers
Read More →The Washington State Department of Transportation is asking truckers and trucking companies for information to help develop truck parking in the stat
Read More →In another step toward becoming a current filer with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Navistar International reported its financial results for 2006
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Biofuels and hybrid trucks were among the topics discussed this week during the the three-day Washington International Renewable Energy Conference, including a close-up look from President Bush at some renewable-fuel heavy trucks
Read More →Crude oil future prices broke the $105 a barrel mark Thursday, while the average price of diesel hit $3.70 a gallon
Read More →Truck drivers who intentionally bypass an Oregon weigh station will soon have little defense when they get their Class B misdemeanor citation in the mail with a summons to appear in court
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