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Fewer Trucks Mean Less Toll Revenue; Factory Orders Rise 2.5%; Eaton Acquires Mexican Truck Clutch Business; N.H. Law Aims at Driver Distractions; and more...

The average price of diesel fuel across the United States fell another 4 cents per gallon last week, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This was the fifth consecutive week the price has dropped.

In 1993, United States officials signed the North American Free Trade Agreement, in which they committed the nation to a series of actions to encourage the movement of goods and services between the continent’s three primary tenants. br clear=all.

High Court Deals Blow to FCC; Today's Cyborgs Get an Eyeful; DoCoMo Sees 3G Equaling Hit Services; and more...

Delivering the freight is an important part of the trucking business. That’s a given. But delivering information to your customers and staff is just as critical, especially if you’re looking to grow and compete with non-traditional freight-hauling companies that are providing the extra services of information and control to their accounts.

A rise of 5.6 points in the National Association of Purchasing Management's manufacturing index and 0.3% increase in construction spending has sparked hopes that the sector has turned the corner as the third quarter begins.

G.I. Continues Midwest Expansion; After Three Months, Comair Flies Again; Officials Investigate Two Calif. Trucking Cos.; Swift, M.S. Carriers Complete Merger; and more...

Transportation industry experts said that the U.S. economic slowdown likely took a bite out of the profits of many trucking and railroad companies in the second quarter ended Friday.

D.C. Firm to Manage U.S. Phone Numbers; PC Expo Rides Wireless Waves; Real-Time Shipment Tracking; and more...

The Federal Reserve's interest-rate cutting campaign appears to be slowly helping the U.S. economy and the manufacturing sector, two reports released on Friday showed.