Donald Trump Transportation News Updates

Before plant employees, Paccar CEO Preston Feight and regional politicians, Trump highlighted the EPA’s proposed revisions to NOx emissions regulations.

President Trump said he won’t ban U.S. diesel exports, after Group of Seven nations and their partners agreed to release some of their emergency fuel stockpiles.

A group of environmental organizations sued the Trump administration Oct. 2 over its recent relaxation of key vehicle fuel economy rules.

Trump announced the action Oct. 2 on social media without offering details on which countries were releasing reserves or at what volumes.

The Trump administration faced skeptical questions from a U.S. trade court about the legal foundation underpinning President Trump’s latest round of global tariffs.

The ban marks another ratcheting up of President Donald Trump’s second-term trade war with America’s longtime ally and trading partner.

Trump said the plant, when completed, would produce 10 million tons of steel a year using iron ore from one of the company’s Minnesota mines.

The U.S. has emerged as the world’s supplier of last resort, with diesel exports surging to a weekly record of nearly 2 million barrels a day in August.

The United States and China released Sept. 28 reciprocal lists of products worth about $30 billion each that will see tariff cuts.

Though largely symbolic, the vote was viewed as an opportunity for vulnerable Republicans to distance themselves from the war ahead of the midterm elections.