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Construction Spending Unchanged in September • WSJ: FedEx Expected to Add Flights to Europe • P.A.M.'s Net Income Rises • Smithway Swings to Profit in 3Q • Allied Holdings, DaimlerChrysler Extend Contract • And more...

Tight capacity and rising freight rates are forcing shippers to reconsider the value of online freight auctions in cutting their transportation costs.

Group Lauds Stability Control Systems • Hines Leaves Pegasus TransTech • New Containers Protect Cargo From Temperature Changes

Gross domestic product grew at a 3.7% annual pace in the third quarter as consumer spending rose faster than the previous three months, the Commerce Department reported Friday.

Operating trucks at weights equal to or greater than existing federal limits resulted in improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions, the American Transportation Research Institute said a study it conducted with engine manufacturer Cummins Inc. concluded.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. n my last trip I was shocked at the fuel prices! However, I saw little action taken by many drivers on the road.

American Trucking Associations filed comments backing a federal court ruling that overturned a New Jersey ban aimed at keeping interstate trucks off some highways in the state.

Devotees of Web services believe their concepts can help trucking operations, particularly small and mid-size fleets, efficiently transfer information over the Internet as an alternative to the more demanding and costly EDI system.

Chicago Manufacturing Index Rises as New Orders Surge • Final October Sentiment Index Falls From September • ArvinMeritor to Sell Two Units • Rail Intermodal Volume Sets Second Straight Record • And more...

UPS Inc. said Thursday it was raising some package shipping rates and restoring a fuel surcharge on ground shipments, effective Jan. 3.