Diesel rose 0.5 cent to $4.132 a gallon, its 10th straight increase, while gasoline also continued to rise, the Department of Energy reported in its weekly survey.
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Survey Finds Growing Interest Among Carriers for NG Tractors
A new survey found 51.4% of carriers are considering natural gas-fueled trucks when buying new vehicles, according to Transport Capital Partners and ACT Research.
September 10, 2012Natso Rejects Antitrust Litigation Settlement
Natso, the truck stop operator association, has rejected a proposed settlement of an antitrust lawsuit alleging that Visa, MasterCard and national banks colluded to set artificially high swipe fees, the association said Monday.
September 10, 2012Volvo Trucks Names New North American President
Göran Nyberg has been appointed president of Volvo Trucks, North American sales and marketing, effective Oct. 1.
September 10, 2012DEF Price Rose 7¢ in August
The average U.S. pump price of diesel exhaust fluid rose 7 cents to $2.77 a gallon in August from July, Integer Research reported.
September 7, 2012FHWA Gives Louisiana $3.5 Million for Isaac Repairs
The Federal Highway Administration has released $3.5 million to help repair Louisiana highways damaged by Hurricane Isaac.
September 7, 2012Descartes Systems’ Fiscal 2Q Profit Dips
Trucking and logistics management provider Descartes Systems Group’s second-quarter net income fell from a year ago.
September 7, 2012Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.1%; Trucking Adds 1,400 Jobs
U.S. employers added 96,000 jobs in August, and the unemployment rate fell to 8.1%, from 8.3% a month earlier, the Labor Department said Friday.
September 7, 2012Democrats, Republicans Each Claim Credit for Highway Law in Official Party Platforms
During their recent presidential nominating conventions, Republicans and Democrats both took credit in their official party platforms for the two-year transportation reauthorization bill passed by Congress and signed by President Obama in July.
September 10, 2012Editorial: Bickering Yields Sour Fruit
The political bickering that has engulfed much of the federal government over the past months and months is apparently weighing heavily on the nation’s economy.
September 10, 2012