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An industrywide alert has been released by the Trucking Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Truck ISAC), operated by the American Trucking Assns.
Read More →February housing starts fell to 1.62 million from 1.82 in January, mostly due to unseasonably bad building weather in much of the country.
Read More →A plane crash near Sun Valley, Idaho, Saturday claimed the lives of Flying J truckstop founder O. Jay Call, former vice president and current board member, Richard E. "Buzz" Germer, and Germer's wife, Ilene.
Read More →ALK Technologies, developers of advanced worldwide transportation technology solutions, has announced the integration of its PC*Miler routing and mileage solution
Read More →Kenworth will offer Kenworth PremierCare money-saving coupons on four of its privately branded product lines at its booth (No. 3410) during this week's Mid-America Trucking Show.
Read More →The spotlight might be on shiny new trucks at this week's 2003 Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, Ky., but one lucky truck driver will be riding a shiny new Harley-Davidson motorcycle at the show, courtesy of Kenworth Truck Co.
Read More →NATSO, the trade association representing travel plazas and truckstops is preparing to battle a Bush administration plan to commercialize rest areas around the country
Read More →Warren Hoemann, former vice president of the California Trucking Assn., has been named chief counsel and acting deputy administrator at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Read More →The Producer Price Index increased 1.0% in February on top of a huge 1.6% rise in January. Meanwhile, factory production dropped 0.1% for the month.
Read More →The Tennessee Department of Transportation is making speed limit changes on interstates in the Memphis area.
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