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The Federal Aviation Administration is hitting some turbulence. Flight delays last year reached reco

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YRC Worldwide's retreat from two major LTL markets later this week represents a formal surrender by

Siblings. Some members of Congress had no sympathy when Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters, exp

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UTi Worldwide, which has spent millions over the past decade building itself into one of the world's

As Dow Chemical's Jim Varilek sees it, the design and maintenance of supply chains has three parts:

Nothing filed yet with FMC on ports' clean-air planThe Federal Maritime Commission is not li

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It's been a rough couple of weeks for Secretary of Transportation Mary E. Peters. After she initiall

Attorneys for the International Longshoremen's Association say the Justice Department's revised civi

If there's anyone who has a front-row seat for the deterioration of America's transportation infrast

Africa's booming oil and gas exploration market is fueling the continent's ocean trade with the U.S.

Coming from Anthony Carroll, a 20-year veteran of trade and investment challenges in sub-Saharan Afr

The Transportation Worker Identification Credential is nothing but a costly piece of plastic without

Like the three blind men trying to figure out what the elephant looked like, anyone who examines U.S

Long Beach Faces Environmental Suit: Two environmental groups threatened to sue the Port of Long Bea

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration extended the public comment period on the proposed h

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Trucking companies serving the Port of Long Beach will be able to operate with

Hanjin Shipping, South Korea's biggest ocean carrier, plans to spend 55.3 million euro [$81 million]

Canada's international trade surplus in December dropped to its lowest level in more than nine years

The U.S. Coast Guard announced it will become the 43rd federal agency to join the International Trad

Enrollment centers for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential will open at six new loca

Excel Maritime Carriers Ltd. has appointed Gabriel Panayotides as acting chief executive pending the

Railroads carried total freight volume of 32.7 billion ton-miles in the week ending Feb. 9, up 2.5 p

The Port of Singapore handled record container volume of 27.9 million TEUs in 2007, an increase of 1

Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama believes infrastructure spending can help him build a

China's trade surplus in January increased 23 percent from the previous month to $19.5 billion, desp

Feeder operators serving India's Chennai Container Terminal, operated by DP World, are reporting del

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles must finalize a clean-trucks plan soon

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