High diesel prices could slow trucking industry, literally
WASHINGTON — Struggling with record diesel prices, the trucking industry's main trade group on Thursday introduced a plan to reduce fuel consumption and emissions over the next decade mainly by having its members slow down.
The American Trucking Associations , whose members include FedEx Corp ., UPS Inc. and Con-way Inc. , says adherence to a handful of new proposals will reduce fuel consumption by 86 billion ...
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