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Unmanned Aircraft May Help Guard U.S. Border • Customs Working on ‘Smart Box’ Containers • Container Explodes in Plane’s Cargo Hold • Senate Passes Air Cargo Security Bill • And more...

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor.It comes as no surprise that the events of Sept. 11, 2001, put considerable public attention on the dangers and vulnerabilities associated with hazardous materials movements.

American Trucking Associations has planned a one-day training seminar for motor carriers that transport hazardous materials and are required by federal law to develop heightened security practices by September.

Trailer Bridge’s 1Q Loss Grows • Ryder to Provide Vehicle Maintenance for AWI • CAW Approves Deal to Save Navistar Plant • Velocity’s Fiscal 3Q Loss Widens • And more...

Truck No. 162, a pioneering cab-over-engine truck that was the handiwork of Consolidated Freightways founder Leland James, is going on the auction block.

An 11% increase in contract maintenance work was a bright spot in an otherwise lackluster 2002 for most of the truck leasing business, according to industry experts.

MAN to Cut More Jobs; Reports 1Q Loss • IEA Lowers World Oil Demand Estimate • Trade Deficit Widens to $43.5B in March • EGL Reports 1Q Profit • And more...

The average retail price of diesel fuel declined 4 cents per gallon to $1.444, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.

International Truck and Engine Corp. said Saturday it reached an agreement with the Canadian Auto Workers union to avoid shutting down a Navistar heavy-duty truck plant in Chatham, Ontario.

The Food and Drug Administration proposed new food transportation security rules covering recordkeeping and detention of shipments, rules that agricultural product haulers said could jeopardize the tight schedules they work under to deliver fresh produce.