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The Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club recently opened its doors to its members, featuring a club office, con

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em - and try to beat them at their own game. That's the approac

National Export Traffic League. Luncheon meeting. Sept. 18 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel, Broadway a

The National Transportation Safety Board, sharply differing with Reagan administration policy, has c

DOT Cancels Meeting In Japan Service CaseThe Transportation Department Thursday cancelled it

Haitian Carrier Opens Office in New YorkTransport Maritime d'Amerique SA has opened an offic

Last year the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad leased about 40 locomotives from an outside company to

Montreal Subway Taps Michelin for Tire PactMichelin Tires was named the sole car tire suppli

Congressional transportation leaders sharply criticized federal rail safety efforts during a probe o

Iraq said its forces repulsed an Iranian assault backed by tanks and artillery in an 18-hour battle

General Electric Credit Corp. and the Chicago, Central & Pacific Railroad settled their rancorous di

The Philadelphia Port Corp. lost nearly twice as much money in fiscal year 1987 as the agency had sa

1038.0 (Sept. 17) Previous day - 1046.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

An association of black taxi owners abandoned a plan to buy the largest South African bus company, a

A warehouse that handles dog food had an intruder alarm system installed on its dock doors and a mot

Nielsen Freight Lines, once California's largest independent trucking company, has put up its trucks

After knocking on the door for months, Freightliner Corp. outsold Navistar International Corp. in Au

For the week ended Sept. 5 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Richmond Refinery Passes Pollution TestRICHMOND, Calif. - Chevron U.S.A.'s beleaguered Richm

September 17, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

There's a number reverberating in the offices of coal traders from New York City to New Orleans, al

Public Service Electric To Reorganize StaffNEWARK, N.J. - Public Service Electric and Gas Co

The liberalization of Israel's petroleum industry, which Energy Minister Moshe Shahal said would get

An independent auditor has found that 95 percent of the $4.4 billion spent on the Beaver Valley 2 nu

Vancouver Island was to have been the end stop on Canada's first trans- continen tal railroad, but t

Domestic crude oil production continued its downward spiral in August, while the nation's dependence

Domestic oil reserves have dropped sharply following the price collapse last year. And the cautious

A group of British aerospace companies have joined forces to help keep Britain in the space race.

The travel industry could use a little help when it comes to marketing their wares to business trave

Northwest Airlines has filed a $20 million lawsuit accusing union machinists and baggage handlers of

A bipartisan coalition of House members plan an unusual approach in their quest to fully fund aviati

Canadian government and airline officials are playing down the risk that regular air service between

A top Federal Aviation Administration official is working on a plan to provide safer and more conven

As two more passengers were caught in doors and dragged by subway trains, the New York Transit Autho

Gov. Michael Dukakis' universal health insurance plan suddenly seems to be drawing fire on all sides

The U.S. Customs Service plans to require all ships entering U.S. ports to submit a standardized bil

Work Begins in Britain On US-Europe CableWork began Thursday on the British end of what is b

Out behind a football stadium in Bozeman, Mont., 14 elm trees crashed to the ground, and a $300 mill

The World Bank's capital resources might be almost doubled, Barber Conable, the bank's president, in

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone said Thursday that Japan would consider treating China separately f