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Crude oil futures prices hit fresh two-year highs in U.S. markets early Monday, before prices cooled some after the OPEC oil cartel indicated its readiness to boost output unless prices soon fall significantly, news services reported. More...

The average U.S. retail pump price for diesel fuel that powers long-haul trucking spiked by 5.1 cents per gallon to $1.491 in the latest week. More...

Sales of new homes rose 5.7% to a record 1.069 million annual rate in November, spurred by inexpensive mortgages, the Commerce Department reported Friday.

Crude Oil Price Breaks $30 Barrier in London • Kentucky, Ohio Considering Bridge Options • Warning Signs Being Posted on I-40 in Oklahoma • N.C. DMV Enforcement Section Joining Highway Patrol • And more...

Mexico's transportation secretary said if the United States does not remove what he called discriminatory conditions for allowing Mexican trucks into the country, Mexico should ban U.S. trucks in retaliation.

Overloaded Truck Laws Upheld in South Dakota • Jobless Claims Down 60,000, Labor Says • Christmas Storm Blankets Northeast • Only Small Holiday Spending Increase Predicted • And more...

The national average price of diesel fuel rose 3.9 cents last week to $1.440 per gallon, the Department of Energy said Monday.

For many of us, 2002 was a year to endure, to get through so that we could enjoy the fruits of times to come. Now that we have made it to the brink of 2003, we can all hope that the new year brings better times.

One of the worst fears facing a commercial transportation company is the possibility of becoming involved in a serious motor vehicle accident that results in a motorist's death.