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Two Maryland truck drivers who work with the U.S. Postal Service are among those receiving the drug Cipro as a precaution against possible exposure to anthrax, the Associated Press reported.

American Trucking Associations has received at least eight responses to a letter Interim President William J. Canary sent to state attorneys general urging them to watch for price gouging by fuel companies.

Kentucky is the latest state to embed digital security features in its driver licenses to prevent their fraudulent reproduction or use by unauthorized individuals.

A series of reports on the U.S. economy released Thursday continued to show the negative effects of the slowdown and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks..

Wyoming May Raise Fuel Tax • Border Tunnel for Trucks Planned in Detroit • House Passes Economic Stimulus Package • And more...

In its report on the state of the economy, the Federal Reserve said that U.S. economy, though weak, was beginning to rebound.

System Created for Rapid Recovery of Stolen Vehicles • Application to Give Real-Time Control of Chemical Shipments • Roadway Using the Web to Offset Costs • And more...

Have the attacks of Sept. 11 or the current outbreak of anthrax cases changed the way you or your company handles freight?

On the same day that federal investigators released the text of several letters infected with anthrax, the U.S. Postal Services has begun a counteroffensive with quarantines, post cards and an additional $175 million for security approved by President Bush, news services reported.

Landair Sees Net Income Rise • U.S. Xpress 3Q Earnings Down; Sees Challenges Ahead • Volvo Reports Record 3Q Loss • Consolidated Freightways Revenue Down 3.5% • And more...