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Class 6-8 vehicle utilization remained at record levels in second quarter 2000, according to the latest survey by MacKay & Co
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New home starts in the United States took a nosedive in October after hitting a 16-year high the month before
Read More →Tuesday's economic news read like a Dickens novel: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times
Read More →Interest rates will remain where they are for the time being
Read More →The Commerce Department announced Monday that the nation's businesses added to their inventories in July, stockpiling goods for a third consecutive month.
Read More →Today's 0.25% cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board brings the six month total reduction to 2.75% and signals to consumers and investors that it is safe to keep spending
Read More →Housing starts in the United States soared to a 16-year high according to figures released Tuesday, while a separate report from last week shows manufacturing production is down
Read More →Tuesday economic reports confirmed that consumers will again be spending enough to provide modest growth and freight until investment and exports strengthen later this year,
Read More →The Bureau of Transportation Statistic announced Thursday that trade using surface transportation between the U.S. and its North American Free Trade Agreement partners Canada and Mexico rose 8.9% in May 2005 from May 2004 to a total of $57.9 billion
Read More →The federal government's Freight Transportation Services Index (TSI) rose 0.1 percent in June from its May level, rising for the second consecutive month
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