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Federal investigators will attempt to recover data from a "black box" that might have recorded an engineer's actions before three freight trains collided on a busy Midwest route.

The nation's railroads are spending more than $250 million to make sure their computer systems comply with the Year 2000 challenge.

Over the past few years, the reporting of truck retail sales numbers has taken on increased significance for trucking.

A dispute between two transponder services has prevented some truckers traveling through Oregon from using the in-cab devices that help ease their trip.

Expect “Just say no to sprawl” to be a theme of Vice President Al Gore’s presidential campaign.

Cold and calculating might be one way of describing a Maryland-based food manufacturer and distributor as it repositions itself and its fleet of vehicles in the grocery industry.

The European Union’s hopes of shifting some freight off roads and onto “rail freight freeways” has failed to leave the station because of resistance from the railways, said Julia Clarke, director of the British Rail Freight Group.

Employees of Averitt Express give only a little from their weekly paychecks to an in-house charitable program, but it really adds up to the benefit of recipients.

After a slow start, reverse logistics management is coming into its own.

TT File PhotoSales of Class 8 trucks set a record in 1998, fulfilling the promise of a banner year suggested by strong performance in the waning months of 1997.