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Diesel Dips 0.3垄 to $2.787 in Third Straight Decline

Diesel鈥檚 national average price fell for a third straight week, declining 0.3 cent to $2.787 a gallon, the Department of Energy said Monday.

November 23, 2009

Opinion: Optimize Routing and Assets

When large, corporate-owned fleets such as U.S. Foodservice and Wal-Mart Transportation were pressured by their owners to meet environmental sustainability goals even during the current faltering economy, it made the news.

November 20, 2009

Letters: Driver Hours, Jobs and Workforce

When will the trucking industry, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the critics of the industry come to the realization that there never will be one set of rules that fits all types of trucking operations or satisfies every proponent and opponent?

November 23, 2009

A Cautiously Rising Outlook

Yes, it鈥檚 still impossible to pay your bills with 鈥渃autious optimism.鈥 But that state of mind is a lot better than what we were hearing just a few months ago when we asked any gathering of truckers about the outlook for their businesses.

November 23, 2009

House Panel Approves Hazmat Safety Bill with Requirement for Wetlines Retrofits

The House Transportation Committee last week approved a bill that would prohibit the transport of flammable liquids in unprotected product piping on new cargo tankers in two years and in existing tankers by the end of 2025.

November 23, 2009

EPA Certifies 2010 Engines from Volvo, Mack Trucks

Federal and California environmental regulators have certified 2010 engines of AB Volvo鈥檚 two North American brands 鈥 Volvo and Mack 鈥 the companies said Nov. 16. They are the first engine manufacturers to gain official approval.

November 23, 2009

Boxer Says New Road Bill May Be Completed in Spring

WASHINGTON 鈥 The chairwoman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee said she was preparing to finish work on a new long-term highway bill by next spring while also seeking a six-month extension of the existing law.

November 23, 2009

Long Beach Port Approves Registration Plan for Drayage Drivers as Part of ATA Deal

Commissioners with the Port of Long Beach, Calif., gave preliminary approval last week to a new drayage truck registration process, the first step toward meeting the obligations of their out-of-court settlement with American Trucking Associations.

November 23, 2009

NTSB鈥檚 Hersman Urges EOBRs For All Commercial Trucks

WASHINGTON 鈥 The nation鈥檚 top transportation safety investigator said all commercial trucks should be outfitted with electronic onboard recorders to monitor driver hours.

November 23, 2009

Fleets Turn to New Protective Measures as Thieves Become More Sophisticated

Security experts say cargo thieves are becoming more selective and organized, which is resulting in a more substantial average loss per incident. Now, fleets are fighting back with anti-theft devices, diligent drivers and increased collaboration.

November 23, 2009