The Minnesota Trucking Association expects a bill requiring that all diesel fuel sold in the state be part biodiesel to be introduced in the legislature within the next few weeks.

Gail E. Toth, an expert on cargo security issues and head of an American Trucking Associations council for five years, has returned to New Jersey to lead her home state’s association.

With constituents shivering in the deep freeze that has gripped much of the nation, several Midwestern governors suspended hours-of-service regulations for fuel truck drivers.

With constituents shivering in the deep freeze that has gripped much of the nation, several Midwestern governors suspended hours-of-service regulations for fuel truck drivers.

The Arkansas Trucking Association is preparing a bill that would be introduced in the General Assembly to revamp the way members of the Arkansas State Highway Commission are selected for office.

The Arkansas Trucking Association is preparing a bill that would be introduced in the General Assembly to revamp the way members of the Arkansas State Highway Commission are selected for office.

The trucking industry knocked off the hated weight-distance tax in Idaho but lost out to voter sentiment in Oregon; fallout from commercial driver licensing bribery spilled across state lines; and New Jersey threw a roadblock across shortcuts taken by interstate truckers.

New York City is infamous for streets clogged with double-parked delivery vans and commercial vehicles continually circling for a place to pull over. City officials hope the parking meter will come to the rescue.

One state succeeded where federal lawmakers failed, as South Dakota’s voters approved 4-to-1 a constitutional amendment to repeal their state’s tax on inheritances.

State trucking associations were still gauging the effect of changes at the legislative level last week, following the Nov. 7 general election.