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In another positive sign for the economy, resales of existing homes rose in May to the second-highest level in the year, news sources reported.

Opponents of the North American Free Trade Agreement are gathering for one last run at preventing full implementation of the trucking elements of that important cross-border pact.

(Editors’ note: We came across this description of what one moving company does to spur its driver/movers to reduce costs and provide better customer service, and thought we’d share it with you to get your ideas. What do you think about the system of pay and fines described below? We’d welcome your letters to the editor on this and other topics.) o assure happy customers, Springfield, Mo., mover Tom Hornbuckle is paying his drivers well, but holding them financially accountable for customer service and operational gaffes..

In a press release issued by its U.S. law firm, Hyundai, Motor Co. says it is seeking ways to support dealers and customers affected by the temporary closure of Bering Truck Corp.

Fire Damage Closes Bridge on I-80 in N.J.; New Penn, G.I. Trucking Open New Terminals; Highways Receive Attention in Alberta; EPA Holds Hearings on Clean-Air Policy; and more...

Smithfield Packing Finds Shipping Solutions; Five Strategies to Make Business Easier; Satellites Follow the Fleet; and more...

Thirty-some years after the women’s movement opened the doors to many vocations traditionally considered “male,” young women still look askance at driving big rigs for a living.

When Layne Morrison meets with new clients for Casual Driver, her driver leasing firm, they are usually expecting a man. Morrison says it’s because of her first name: “It’s unusual and a bit misleading..

Terry Brown is no stranger to 18-hour days or anything else about the trucking business, for that matter. Now owner of Allied Drivers, a Houston-based driver staffing company, the 22-year veteran driver claims she learned how to count wrench sizes before she learned how to count to 10.

Swift Offers 1.2 Million Shares; Labor Finalizes Ergonomics Hearings; House Committee Approves $298 Million for FMSCA; UP Sued Over Operation of Overnite; and more...