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Roadway's 2Q Net Income, Revenues Increase • Fewer Bridges Found Deficient, Report Says • Price of Crude Falls After Nigerian Strike Ends • MMTA Names Ehrlich 'Person of the Year'

Truckload carrier Schneider National Inc. closed two of its Teamster-represented subsidiaries June 28 and 29 after failing to reach a labor contract that would free it from the financially strapped Central States Pension Fund.

California Officials Concerned About Nuclear Shipments • Bomb Threat Closes Peace Bridge

The average retail price of diesel fuel rose for the first time in three weeks, jumping 0.8 cent per gallon to $1.428, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.

Will there one be an INTI? The Integrated Network exists today in some measure in some parts of the country.

Economists See Positives Despite Rising Unemployment Rate • UPS Seeks Direct Flights to Europe From Hong Kong • Volkswagen May Buy MAN's Commercial Vehicle Unit • Eight Indicted in Arkansas in Truck Permit Scheme

LAS VEGAS — There is still enough time to test and market new heavy-duty truck engines to meet the next round of federal emissions rules that begin in 2007, several industry suppliers said recently.

SkyBitz Signs Up Firms for Its Tracking Technology • Hackers Contest Fails to Cause Major Disruptions • Xata Gets $1.8 Million Order From Major Grocer • GDT, DOT in Bridge Inventory Deal

Companies eliminated 30,000 jobs during June, pushing the jobless rate to a nine-year high of 6.4%, the Labor Department reported Thursday..

Freightliner LLC, the leading U.S. truck manufacturer, announced a major reorganization last week that is designed to consolidate its operations and, ultimately, reduce costs.