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California adopted diesel engine regulations for 2005 and 2006, effectively closing an unregulated gap and creating an environmental “law of the land” for truck makers.

In a twist of fate that finds the road riding the truck instead of the truck riding the road, three flatbed trucks carried sections of old Route 66 from Oklahoma to the nation’s capital.

The fabled Santa may drive a sleigh, but for South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Reservation, he’ll be hauling gifts in an 18-wheeler.

Today's technology headlines: Aether Systems buys wireless software firm; e-commerce will transform supply chain management; privacy on mobile Internet studied; and more

This afternoon's headlines: FedEx posts higher 2Q earnings; slow sales prompt GM to idle 8,600 workers; producer price index up 0.1% in November; and more.

Carriers that do not participate in online distribution networks may be left on an island, unable to share in the benefits of electronic commerce, according to panelists at the Transport Topics Management Outlook Forum.

Trucking’s ills and rising shipper expectation that rail services will be more reliable could give railroads a bigger slice of the freight market, according to an official with one of the nations’ top freight brokers.

Final comments on the Department of Transportation’s proposal to change the hours-of-service rules are due by close of business Friday, but at least two trucking groups beat the last-minute rush.

In the news this morning: UPS plans to hit earnings target despite flat shipping season; TransFinancial to close Specialized Transport; Va. governor wants to raise overweight penalties; and more.

Today's technology headlines: Samsung to put Palm OS on new 'smart' phones; executives see three electronic trends revolutionizing logistics; and a glimpse at the wireless future.