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Dana Selling Chelsea Products to Parker Hannifin; Estes Opens New Fla. Terminal; Computer Glitch Snarls Traffic in Salt Lake City; NTSB Wants ‘Black Boxes’ for Trucks; and more...

Ford Delays In-Vehicle Wireless Service; Towing Site Finds Its Niche on the Web; Study: Web Collaboration Could Yield Big Savings and more...

Julie A. Cirillo, acting head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, said she would recommend incorporating some of trucking’s suggestions in the agency’s next attempt at revising its driver hours-of-service rules.

The federal government will not outlaw the use of cell phones by drivers anytime soon, according to the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

Runaway Hazmat Train Stopped in Ohio; ATA Names Holcomb General Counsel; Costs Reduction Helps Morgan Group Cut Loss; San Francisco May Boost Double Parking Penalty; EGL Cuts 450 Jobs, Plans to Eliminate 400 More; and more...

As expected the Federal Reserve cut U.S. interest rates by a half-percentage point on Tuesday for the fifth time this year, news services reported.

Red Light for Cell Phone Drivers; Collaboration Needed to Speed Production; Snapple Speeds Delivery to Distributors; and more

I believe that Mr. James R. Giermanski’s opinion “The Mexicans are coming! The Mexicans are coming! . . . Not really!” is naïve, so far as California is concerned.

The signs of a faltering national economy are all around us, as more and more companies report plummeting earnings, the jobless rate rises and investment spending falls.

Economic indicators were mixed over the past two months, according to government reports, as both inventories and industrial production fell, and demand for goods remained sluggish.