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This isn't the exit that John Bowers had hoped for. At 84, the president of the International Longsh

The Coast Guard is extending to Sept. 4 the deadline for port facilities regulated by the Maritime T

Top Tankers Inc. announced that it has entered into agreements to acquire three drybulk vessels in s

Overall rail volume decreased again in the week ended July 7 as floods in Texas and Kansas hindered

The Senate Committee on Appropriations has granted more than $33 million to the Port of Houston Auth

MARSHFIELD, WI- The American Trucking Associations (ATA) recently honored Roehl Transport with their

John Bowers, president of the International Longshoremen's Association for 20 years, plans to step d

READING, Pa., July 12, 2007 ? The 2007 Penske Truck Leasing National Technical Challenge featured a

The containership MSC Napoli was refloated this week, nearly six months after it was grounded off th

WASHINGTON -- Congress has sent to President Bush legislation aimed at avoiding the kind of politica

Con-way Freight, a less-than-truckload carrier and subsidiary of Con-way Inc., announced the opening

TOKYO -- The postal services of Japan and China have announced a comprehensive business partnership

Retail sales fell slightly from May to June but increased significantly above June of last year.

Customs and Border Protection announced that electronic manifests for trucks are now mandatory at bo

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- International Longshore and Warehouse Union office workers in Southern Califor

Kintetsu World Express, Inc., Japan's second-largest international air freight forwarder, announced

Traffic World appointed Michael Fabey as an associate editor for air & expedited issues.

When "K" Line releases its first-quarter results on July 26, the figure for its operating profit wil

Member lines of the Southeast Asia and South Asia/Australia Trade Facilitation Agreement have implem

Kintetsu World Express, Inc., Japan's second-largest international air freight forwarder, announced

A group of U.S. cattle producers wants a U.S. appeals court to look at a report by the Centers for D

This month, the Rickmers Group took delivery of the Marte Rickmers, the third of 21 vessels being bu

BAX Global and Schenker launched direct next day ground service between Newark, N.J. and Toronto, Ca

TOKYO -- The postal services of Japan and China have announced a comprehensive business partnership

Foreign vessels working off the U.S. coastline should be required to provide information to the U.S.

Shipping international air freight through Alberta should be easier now that Calgary International A

One of the largest buyers of truck and rail transportation services is expecting a much bigger spike

The United States and China formally signed on June 10 an agreement that will more than double comme

WASHINGTON -- The patience shown by members of Congress with the Transportation Worker Identificatio

A tanker carrying more than 19 million gallons of fuel oil ran aground near New York City early Thur

Crowley Maritime Corp. said Thursday it will continue its contract with the Washington State Departm

Germany's largest airport handled record volumes of freight in the first six months of the year.

Congressmen, angry over the Transportation Worker Identification Card program, vented their frustrat

SEATTLE -- ProLogis, a major owner, manager and developer of distribution facilities, said Thursday

The U.S. deficit in international trade of goods and services grew by 2.3 percent to $60.04 billion

The Georgia Ports Authority plans a series of infrastructure improvements, new equipment purchases a

Freight transportation activity hit a new low in May, according to figures from the U.S. Department

Salvors plan to again ground the MSC Napoli after a diver survey of the refloated container ship sho

The U.S. Postal Service and the National Association of Letter Carriers reached a tentative agreemen

WASHINGTON -- Congress has sent to President Bush legislation aimed at avoiding the kind of politica