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The national average price of diesel fuel dropped by 0.1 cent last week, its ninth straight week of decline, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

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Truck manufacturer MAN AG announced Monday that it will dump 1,900 more employees in its truck division, Bloomberg reported.

Today’s rail freight operations along the East Coast are plagued by bottlenecks resulting from using lines, bridges and tunnels designed for a time when lighter trains ran less frequently, according to a Maryland transportation official.

If there were any doubt of the political significance attached to the proposition that Mexican trucking companies ought to be permitted to do business in the United States, hours of intense — and sometimes accusatory — debate on the floor of the Senate last week sharply illuminated how deeply felt are the divisions of opinion.

Over the past several years there has been substantial conflict between the trucking industry and the Department of Transportation over the fairness of the safety rating process.

Bush to Name Assistant Transportation Secretary; Troha Buys Out JHT Partners; Academy of Sciences Calls for Better Gas Mileage; As Trade Drops, Ocean Shipping Industry Slows; and more...

Issues surrounding Mexican trucks entering the U.S. continued to delay action on the transportation spending bill as the Senate defeated an amendment that sponsors say would have guaranteed compliance with the North American Free Trade Agreement.

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A Commerce Department report released today showed the U.S. economy grew at a rate of 0.7%, in the second quarter -- the slowest pace in eight years.