A Colorado state senate bill would require heavy trucks to stay in the right lane on steep grades.

The Colorado Department of Transportation has given no estimate when any of the roadway will reopen to traffic.

The $28 million program is designed to encourage owners of pre-1994 drayage trucks that regularly serve the port to buy newer vehicles.

Tennessee truck owners are eligible to apply for up to $4,000 in grant rebates.

All regions except New England reported sharply higher prices.

The for-hire trucking industry lost 4,300 jobs in February, and the industry lost jobs in January rather than gained them.

If signed into law, the bill would authorize a public-private partnership to complete the proposed Illiana Expressway

George Lantzy, Jesse Lee Seal, Stephen Page and Junichi Shimizu were named finalists for the heroism award.

The two sides will square off over driver classification aspects of the port’s drayage emissions-limiting program.

The increase was the first over the same month of the previous year since September 2008.