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Internet Access Readied for Commercial Vehicles • Airports Press Ahead on Wireless Access • GM Works on Mobile Tower Power • And more...

As anthrax spores continue to be discovered in areas as diverse as Kansas City, Mo., and Lithuania, investigators are trying to trace the last steps of a New York woman who died of the disease.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Kansas Gov. Bill Graves said that taking the helm at American Trucking Associations in early 2003 will take his career “full circle” from the days when he expected to run his father’s trucking company after graduating from college.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -– The Department of Labor”s top priority “is getting displaced workers re-connected with the workforce,” Labor Secretary Elaine Chao said here Tuesday night.

The U.S. gross domestic product contracted by 0.4% rate in the third quarter, its largest quarterly drop since the 1991 recession, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Wednesday.

New Online Tank Database Developed • GSA Begins to Use Mileage Software • Savi Announces Open Licensing of UDAP • And more...

Smog levels in the United States declined by 10% between 1991 and 2000 due in part to cleaner truck emissions, the Environmental Protection Agency announced last week.

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that an individual contractor was eligible for worker compensation as an employee of the company he contracted with.

CTA Calls for Highway Investment • Dana Corp. Wins $600 Contract for Truck Platform • Celadon Group Reports Increased Quarterly Earnings • Frozen Food Express Shows Second Straight Profit • And more ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- After a speech from retired Army Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf on the importance of leadership, David G. McCorkle of Oklahoma City took command of American Trucking Associations on the final day of the group’s Management Conference & Exhibition at the Opryland Hotel here.