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The president of American Trucking Associations was trying to sell his vision for integration with The Maintenance Council at its annual conference.

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It’s obvious when you step into it that this is no ordinary trailer. It has a reception area, a classroom and even a kitchenette. This trailer is supposed to look good.

Amid continued robust sales of Class 8 trucks in February, another banner year is predicted for truck makers.

After decades of feeling like second-class citizens, truckload carriers are being aggressively wooed by an American Trucking Associations eager to expand its membership and political influence.

The Amtrak accident at Bourbonnais, Ill., that killed at least 11 people and injured scores of others last week has refocused the attention of both the trucking and railroad industries on one of their most difficult common safety problems: grade crossings.

A minority of reckless truck drivers is giving the rest of the industry a bad name. To fight back, the groups are lending support to legislation to crack down on unsafe truckers.

British industry has united in opposition to the government's 11% hike in diesel fuel taxes, which it claims will cost tens of thousands of jobs.

A Senate plan to tax truckers more than the motoring public for highway improvements failed to gain the required three-fourths majority Friday in the House.