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The New York Thruway Authority proposes to raise tolls in June. Authority chief John Platt told the state Assembly's Transportation Committee that without the increase, the authority would fall $216 million short of what it needs to pay off debt and pay for maintenance and construction during the next six years
Read More →Owner-operators will protest today in Boston, where U.S. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson will be co-hosting a summit looking for solutions to the heating oil/diesel fuel price crisis
Read More →The Teamsters union is holding rallies today at dozens of Overnite Transportation terminals across the country
Read More →Navistar International expects to increase production of diesel engines next month by 100 units per day at its Maxion joint venture site in Brazil
Read More →Meritor Automotive yesterday inaugurated its first wholly-owned Mexican Heavy Vehicle Systems assembly plant
Read More →Trism Inc., Kennesaw, GA, has finished its Chapter 11 reorganization
Read More →Shipments of trailers and chassis totaled 275,366 units in 1999, down 19.9% from 1999, according to data compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau and the TruckTrailer Manufacturer's Assn
Read More →The Surface Transportation Board is looking for ways to increase shipper participation in the freight classification process
Read More →Orders from Western Star have more than doubled production of Class 7 trucks by Mexico's Consorcio G. Grupo Dina S.A. de C.V., according to Starks News Service
Read More →Navistar International Corp. reported record net income of $70 million for its first quarter ending January 31
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