The role of trucking and government in the supply chain will be the focus of the American Trucking Associations Foundation’s spring meeting in Key Largo, Fla.

The American Automobile Association said it supports revising hours-of-service rules for truck drivers and the expanded use of the global positioning system for tracking trucks.

Some Ohio truckers are hoping that a newly elected Legislature and a new governor could lead to a uniform speed limit for the state.

Mass.-based Cerulean Technology has introduced a wireless communications system that connects mobile workers with their corporate data systems.

AirIQ has developed a product that allows managers to determine the location of their trucks by using an automated process.

Intermodalism got a huge plug from Schneider National, the nation’s biggest truckload carrier.

The Clinton administration is working with Mexico to assure the safety of Mexican trucks operating in the United States, Secretary of Transportation Rodney E. Slater said.

A Cuban-born trucker who was issued a traffic ticket for being "unable to speak English" has won his fight to have it dismissed in New York.

Luck ran out for two truck stop owners in Michigan busted for illegal gambling.

Freightliner purchased Freightliner Mid-Ontario, the largest Freightliner dealer in Canada, with three locations in the Toronto metropolitan area.