New York Times Trucking News

Man’s Parking Lot Paid Well, but City Owned It

A man is claiming a patch of land in Brooklyn under the legal doctrine of “adverse possession,” while prosecutors say he used it for illegal activities.


A Film on the Trucking Life Also Promotes a Big Rig

A documentary film about truck drivers is being underwritten by a division of the Navistar International Corporation to help promote a new long-haul truck.


U.S. Vehicle Sales Fall 13.2% Amid High Gas Prices and Tight Credit

The five largest automakers each reported sales declines on Friday, and the car industry is showing signs that the market is continuing to deteriorate.


Save Room for the Truck

New Yorkers are infatuated with sweetmobiles food trucks that zip around the city, loaded with crème brûlée, cookies, ice cream and freshly baked waffles.


With Drivers on Strike, Brooklyn Barely Notices

The citywide concrete truck drivers’ strike hit the end of its first week on Tuesday, but most residents barely even noticed.


Topix.com Trucking News

Schneider National Selected As Wal-Mart's Intermodal Carrier Of...

Schneider National announced recently it has been selected as the 2007 Intermodal Carrier of the Year by Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.


Soaring Fuel Prices Are Driving Shippers to Embrace The Intermodal Option

But all transportation modes are facing problems of rising energy costs and a network that can't support the projected growth in traffic, according to a top executive of J.B. Hunt.


Area trucker defies expectations in 'Ridiculous Race'

Watseka resident Bill Burton was recently featured in the book "The Ridiculous Race". The book was written by television writers Steve Hely and Vali Chandrasekaran and deals with a race around the world between ...


Amarillo College ad campaign draws fire

Driving into downtown Amarillo, Todd Marshall noticed a new billboard along the highway.


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