The Agricultural Transporters Conference will hold its first legislative and leadership convention June 14-15 at American Trucking Associations offices in Washington, D.C., and Alexandria, Va.

Interstate 44 has long been known as a major route for drug trafficking, and Missouri officials have seized a bonanza of marijuana this year.

A lucky black cat that rode unscathed on the rear axle of a tractor-trailer from Yakima, Wash., to Eugene, Ore., may soon have a new home.

The owners of Knight Transportation, one of the most successful truckload carriers in the country, are backing a new logistics company headed by three former Schneider Logistics executives.

Oral arguments were heard before the U.S. Supreme Court April 27 and 28 in three cases that could change the way the Americans with Disabilities Act is enforced.

Trucking industry leaders received an apology from KMPG after the auditing firm ran a disparaging newspaper ad dominated by a large truck.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration decided not to fight for its "voluntary" compliance program that was struck down by a federal court.

Fears of a Teamsters strike against major carhauling companies grew as the May 31 contract deadline approached.

A bill to remove the speed limit differential between cars and trucks in Texas was approved by both houses of the state legislature. Now all that remains is for some differences between the two bills to be worked out and Gov. George W. Bush to sign it.

Police suspect two brothers are responsible for the murder of a trucker who has been missing since late April.