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Saia lost $833,000 in the first quarter as the soft economy beset the multi-regional less-than-truck

Hanjin Shipping, "K" Line and Yang Ming are teaming up with CSAV Norasia to introduce a new service

Enrollment for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential will begin May 1 at Port Hueneme,

The European Union still hopes that trade ministers will meet at the World Trade Organization at the

WASHINGTON -- The Maritime Administration has awarded $9.8 million in grants to small shipyards unde

Volvo's first quarter was very strong and in marked contrast to its recent past. Net income grew 12

Earnings at Horizon Lines, the nation's leading domestic ocean shipping carrier, were substantially

Wabtec, a global provider of technology-based products and services for the rail industry, boosted e

WASHINGTON -- The Senate Commerce Committee on Thursday approved legislation that would ratify Annex

After failing at previous attempts to get a fuel surcharge law passed, the Owner Operator Independen

The United States Department of Justice filed suit against Norfolk Southern Railway seeking relief r

SEATTLE -- The Pacific Northwest's three major container ports cumatively moved almost exactly the s

LONDON -- Antwerp, Europe's third-largest container hub, on Friday said it handled nearly 2.1 millio

Kenco Transportation purchased Chattanooga Freight Bureau, adding the local firm's freight managemen

Solid revenue growth in all three business segments pushed Hub Group net income up 15 percent in the

Japan's Big Three ocean carriers, NYK, MOL and "K" Line, said their profits rose during their fiscal

Great Wall Airlines, the Chinese all-cargo carrier that saw its initial bid for trans-Pacific servic

ProLogis, the Denver-based industrial real estate company, on Thursday reported first-quarter profit

A class-action civil lawsuit is seeking treble damages for alleged antitrust-law violations by four

Richard P. Hughes, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, was named to the execu

The Coast Guard has reopened the Miami River to all marine traffic, allowing a backlog of 13 commerc

LONDON -- Deutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned railway, on Friday denied reports it is considering b

Alaska Air Group lost $35.9 million in the first quarter. The Seattle-based parent of Alaska Airline

WASHINGTON -- The House on Thursday passed a Coast Guard reauthorization bill that includes provisio

Japan's Big Three ocean carriers, NYK, MOL and "K" Line, said their profits rose during their fiscal

Jon Shevell, the vice chairman of LTL carrier New England Motor Freight, died recently, the company

Trucking volume hit a four month low in March, falling below the level of last year at this time.

Federal rail regulators, in a stinging report on safety practices at CSX Transportation, say the off

Stable demand for general service tank cars combined with a large tax benefit pushed GATX profits up

WASHINGTON, April 23, 2008 - A Union Pacific employee from Omaha was today named the railroad indust

The second round of negotiations for the creation of a free-trade zone between Ukraine and the Europ

Profits at truckload carrier Knight Transportation fell 31 percent in the first quarter as a tough m

Hamburg Sud Group and Alianca will increase rates on containers carried between Europe and the east

Carload freight volume edged up 1.5 percent on U.S. railroads in the week ending April 19. But inter

Earnings fell 68 percent for Toronto-based trucking and logistics company Vitran in the first quarte

The three delays to the 787 Dreamliner program did nothing to diminish Boeing's profit potential, it

The European Shippers' Council on Thursday said it has joined the class action in ongoing litigation

New orders for manufactured durable goods in March decreased for the third straight month, said the

Kansas City Southern nearly doubled earnings in the first quarter with strong pricing and volume gro

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The state of California cannot force shipping lines to burn low-sulfur diesel