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Court Orders New Elections at Overnite Terminals • Rail Intermodal Running 3.4% Behind 2001 Pace • Net Loss Doubles for Cannon Express • Fed's Guynn Sees Interest Rates Rising in 2002 • And more...

Mobile communication technology will one day incorporate onboard intelligence and "the ability to exercise direct control over the vehicle," said Mark Sands, vice president and division counsel for Qualcomm Wireless Business Solutions.

Leaving out sales figures for automobiles, U.S. retail sales jumped 1.2%, the largest increase in nearly two years, a government report released Wednesday said.

Click here to write your own Letter to the Editor.Upon reading “DOT Nearing Hours Ruling,” I saw a sentence that causes many problems with the current hours-of-service rules.

Laid-off Workers Remained Jobless Longer in 4Q • 3,500 Western Star Trucks Recalled • Hub Group Finds Accounting Problems at Unit • NHTSA Rejects Call for Ford Explorer Probe • And more...

FBI Issues Alert in Fuel Truck Incident • Pentagon to Try to Speed Assistance at Canadian Border • Suspect in License Scheme Killed by Arson Car Fire • Fake ID Holds Tow Truck Driver • And more...

Wireless Devices Seen Changing Logistics • Tougher Cybercrime Bill Introduced Into House • 3 Companies Working on New Wireless Device • Flaws Found in Internet Structure • And more ...

Nuclear weapons laboratories have taken few measures to reduce their vulnerability to truck bombs and protect shipments of nuclear material from takeover by terrorists, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives stated in a letter to the Department of Energy.

President Bush’s proposed fiscal 2003 budget includes a hefty 8% increase for trucking safety, much of it aimed at preparing the nation’s southern border for the free entry of Mexican trucks into the United States.

Wabash National Restructures Credit Line • NBER Economists Say Recession Still On • S&P May Lower Navistar Rating • EGL Improves 4Q Results • And more...