Trucking News

Diamond International announces building of a new facility and new jobs in Springfield, Missouri.

While technology is helpful, it could also get you in trouble. More truckers having issues with GPS.

The Obama administration is loosening Ethanol standards in order to get the "renewable" fuel more readily-accepted by station owners and commuters.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' report shows trucking jobs down 1,900 in March. However, the numbers may be deceiving.

If you purchased specific models of Daimler semi trucks, a safety recall has been issued. Find out what trucks and who to contact about servicing.

Schneider National announces new recruitment program for members of the military. The company announced they will be adding hundreds of jobs for those in or out of the military. Find out if you qualify.

"Cutting off a big truck could cost you a fine, if you survive," comes the message from the Florida Highway Patrol, which in conjunction with the Florida Trucking Association is making sure the message hits home with a safety campaign through April 4

An authorized bill from lawmakers reveals Arizona's plan to construct new toll roads with the help of private companies.

Legislation to repeal the 12% federal excise tax on truck and trailer purchases and replace it with an increase in the diesel fuel tax has been introduced. Is this more fair to truckers or fleets?

Three large oil companies have decided to settle in the so-called "Hot Fuel" debate in court.

More tolls and fees could be in store for truckers if Pennsylvania passes a bill to privatize all roads and bridges in 2012.

Been stung with a speeding ticket? Kansas is ready to capitalize on your misfortune...