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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is proposing new rules to ensure the safety of Mexican truck and bus companies operating in the U.S
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Today's economic news is positive for freight haulers and truck equipment manufacturers
Read More →As it prepares for its first show of the season this weekend, the National Assn. of Show Trucks has new officers, new members on the board of directors, and a new directio
Read More →Chevron Corp. reported a first quarter profit of $1.6 billion, a 53% increase over first quarter 2001
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Even while other engine manufacturers negotiate with the Environmental Protection Agency to rule on possible delays to the October 2002 emissions deadline and new litigation from the Truck Manufacturers' Association seeks a stay, Cummins appears to be right on targe
Read More →The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has proposed amendments to its controlled substances and alcohol testing regulations that will bring them in line with new DOT rules
Read More →Allied Holdings and Celadon were hit by U.S. automaker cutbacks in the first quarter
Read More →North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven vetoed a portion of a bill that would have raised the speed limit on the state's Interstate
Read More →A new study by the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirms that the reflective tape now required on truck trailers is effective in preventing crashes
Read More →Atlanta-based CarrierPoint Inc., the Web-based logistics software company, has announced it is providing its WebDispatch and Dynamic Shipping Marketplace applications to Ticona, the technical polymers business of Celanese AG
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