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The Supreme Court rejected a petition to hear a case on broker liability involving Total Quality Logistics (TQL).

The Postal Service is suspending regular mail delivery Jan. 9 to honor recently deceased former President Jimmy Carter.

Robert G. Taub is the new vice chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC), effective Jan. 1.

Manhattan’s toll program is expected to proceed as planned Jan. 5 after a recent ruling by a judge.

Federal agencies are boosting their fines for infractions for next year, including some in the transportation sector.

Self-driving trucks that pull onto the shoulder of the road aren’t exempt from driver-based hazard protocols … at least, for now.

Despite a 6.4 percent drop in Class 8 truck sales in November, analysts say it still handily beat historical expectations.

A recent review of the Postal Service’s Local Transportation Optimization (LTO) initiative found that its implementation negatively affected service.

The Supreme Court will take up a case against California’s stricter emissions standards.

While USPS’s payments to Highway Contract Route (HCR) suppliers are mostly correct, it could stand to improve controls over contract management.