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Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. obert Voltmann ("Higher Bonds Are Not the Answer,") clearly represents the highest standards of freight brokers and his organization, the Transportation Intermediaries Association. American Trucking Associations and its state associations do the same for the trucking industry’s citizens.

Sales of New 91ÊÓƵs Rise to Record in May • Energy Panel to Examine Oil Stocks, Capacity • Jobless Claims Rise to 349,000 in Latest Week • Federal Reserve Seen Raising Rates Next Week • And more...

USF Corp. said Wednesday that its Midwest regional less-than-truckload carrier, USF Holland Inc., was expanding its coverage area to include much of the northeastern United States.

FedEx Corp. said Wednesday its net income for the fiscal fourth quarter ended May 31 was $412 million or $1.36 per share, compared with $280 million or 92 cents a year earlier.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has failed to adequately improve its oversight of the commercial driver license program, leaving the nation vulnerable to terror attacks and poorly trained drivers, according to a high-ranking Department of Transportation official.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. t’s time for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to toughen up its rules for oversight of the commercial driver license program.

Department of 91ÊÓƵland Security Deputy Secretary James Loy last week praised efforts by cargo security professionals and said the agency’s programs had increased security and reduced waiting time for carriers bringing freight into the country.

DOE: Low Gasoline, Diesel Inventories Reason for Concern • Prime Settles Federal Lawsuit • FMCSA Labels Central Refrigerated Service as 'High Risk' • DOT: Air Freight Is the Fastest Growing Cargo Segment • And more...

Ridge Says U.S. Seaports Improving Security • House Votes Against Requiring Screening of Airline Cargo • Majority of World's Ports Not Ready for July 1 Security Deadline

The average price for retail diesel fuel declined 1.1 cents to $1.70 per gallon, the fifth straight drop in the price of commercial trucking's main fuel, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.