NationaLease, Oakbrook Terrace, Ill., announced the 2008 recipients of its Rising Star Awards and Leading Initiative Awards at its annual meeting held recently in Boston
Read More →The NC Solar Center at North Carolina State University in Raleigh wrapped up a three-year, $500,000 project funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that focused on developing mobile idle reduction technology to reduce idling of long haul trucks
Read More →The first comprehensive study of the economics of the U.S. moving and storage industry reveals a $16.5 billion sector providing 122,600 jobs distributed through all 50 states, with local small businesses making up 96 percent of the industry's establishments
Read More →The Canadian province of Quebec has finalized its speed limiter rule and is on pace to have it take effect on New Year's Day, reports the Canadian publication Today's Trucking.
Read More →The Ontario provincial government is introducing a four-year, $15 million grant program to help commercial vehicles operators investing in fuel-saving technologies
Read More →The Federal Highway Administration announced the new Office of Innovative Program Delivery, which will provide national leadership and advice for states pursuing innovative and non-traditional transportation projects
Read More →Utility Tri-State has relocated its Oklahoma City branch to a more advanced facility to better serve the ongoing needs of its customers and to reach out to new ones
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Diesel prices continue their headlong retreat, falling 20 cents last week to a national average of $3.088, according to weekly figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration
Read More →In a letter sent to President Bush, the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association urged the acceleration of the $25 billion loan program for motor vehicle manufacturers and parts suppliers to meet increased fuel efficiency requirements
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The conversion of domestic freight traffic from on-highway to domestic intermodal may have already peaked, but intermodal may begin to experience its full potential after the economy recovers
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