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The agreement between diesel engine manufacturers and the government allowing the government to test engines when they are in use could result in fines for manufacturers whose engines actually put out more smog-forming emissions than they did when the government certified them for sale.

Swift Completes Acquisition of Merit • ISM Services Index Rises in June • Pacer Files for Secondary Stock Offering • Survey: Economy Will Rebound in Second Half of Year • And more...

ADELAIDE, Australia - When it is time to water the cattle in Australia’s Outback, the livestock is driven to watering holes.

Orders placed with U.S. factories rose 0.4% in May, led by stronger demand for industrial machinery and petroleum products, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.

U.S. Issues New Security Rules for Ports, Ships • More Agents Assigned to Northern Border • Security Measures Hold Up Some Fireworks • Study Finds First Responders Are Underfunded • And more...

With U.S. retail sales of Class 8 trucks wobbling below last year’s already weak levels, original equipment manufacturers are gathering and sharing more information than ever before with customers and dealers in an effort to drive up revenues, streamline product development and strengthen customer loyalty.

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.Every day thousands of tractor-trailer drivers quit their jobs. Many more are terminated. Your ability to identify these individuals — before you hire them — can determine the degree of success you have in driver recruitment and retention.

Arkansas Working to Expand I-40 • Kenan Advantage Adds Klemm Tank Lines • Construction Zones Becoming More Dangerous • IEA's Mandil Says Oil Prices Hurting World Growth • And more...

U.S. manufacturing contracted in June for the fourth straight month, the Institute for Supply Management said Tuesday, suggesting to analysts that factories are wary of boosting production until demand strengthens, Bloomberg reported. .

A coalition of safety-oriented groups filed a lawsuit against the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to review the truck driver hours-of-service rules the agency issued in April.