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Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater continued his defense of the Department of Transportation’s handling of motor carrier safety at a March 4 congressional hearing.

The Department of Transportation has launched a review of the federal government’s oversight of hazardous materials transportation.

TT File PhotoThe U.S. wants to slap a levy on transport trucks that carry billions of dollars a day in goods across the Canada-U.S. border.

The commercial driver license is under scrutiny as researchers and government officials consider giving it a tune up..

The Arkansas Senate tax panel has endorsed a House road bill that would raise fuel taxes to imporive the state's roads..

Stocking and shipping competing products may become a reality if Ryder Integrated Logistics’ test of such a system is successful this year.

In action reminiscent of past labor strife, about 100 United Auto Union workers rallied outside Caterpillar's headquarters to protest the company's efforts to avoid the paying of back pay raises.

SmartStop Inc. and T-Check formed a partnership to create a new “smart card” that will provide access to a variety of services.

DaimlerChrysler has broken off talks with Nissan Motor to acquire a stake in the Japanese company's truck and car manufacturing business.

TT File PhotoThe federal motor carrier safety program is broken, critics say. And it seems everyone has an idea on the best way to fix it. The DOT’s inspector general is developing recommendations on truck safety while reviews continue. br clear=all>