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Intermodal volume on U.S. railroads totaled 238,277 carloads in the second week of the year, up 0.3

The first phase of the so-called Liberty Corridor projects to improve rail and road connections serv

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The uncertainty surrounding the clean-trucks program in Los Angeles-Long Beach

Investment bank Bear Stearns expects a rebound in rail and truck freight volumes later this year.

Orient Overseas Container Line announced Friday it will start a new joint service Feb. 1 with Emirat

Agility will acquire Starfreight Logistics, based in Nairobi, Kenya. The global 3PL is expan

The U.S. leading index decreased 0.2 percent in December, said analysts at the Conference Board. A r

The Port of San Francisco has issued a Request for Proposals for the leasing and operation of a mari

The United States Postal Service on Friday launched two shipping initiatives. A larger flat-rate box

Dockworkers are staging strikes across Italy to protest the death of two workers early Friday at a p

Six organizations directly involved in intermodal transportation submitted a proposal for a pilot pr

Railroad Day on Capitol Hill, an annual lobbying extravaganza, will happen Thursday, March 13. <

Port of Portland, Ore., container volume increased 21.3 percent to 260,128 TEUs in 2007, its stronge

Britain's Maritime and Coastguard Agency warned that timber lost from a bulk carrier that sunk in th

Star Bulk Carriers Corp. announced Friday that it has taken delivery of the Star Alpha, formerly the

Funding for transportation infrastructure may find its way into an economic stimulus package being c

Airbus is using a $40 billion U.S. Air Force tanker competition to edge its way into the U.S. commer

Fast-growing transportation and logistics provider ranked number two on annual Diversity `Top 100 Sm

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- A surge in containerized exports from West Coast ports in the second half of 2

Total cargo volume at major ports in India grew by 12.5 percent in the April-December period, accord

Chip Barclay, president of the American Association of Airport Executives, on Friday called upon Con

Shipments for the U.S.-flag fleet on the Great Lakes totaled 104 million net tons in 2007, a decreas

FedEx improved service in some key cities in its regional and long-haul less-than-truckload operatio

The American Association of Railroads is "hopeful" that a tax credit for the construction of railroa

American Commercial Lines signed a $100 million contract to build liquid and dry cargo barges over t

A powerful Democratic player in transportation policy hailed a national commission designated to exa

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced Thursday that all terminals in New York Harb

Port of Portland, Ore., container volume increased 21.3 percent to 260,128 TEUs in 2007, its stronge

Canadian National Railway said United Steelworkers union members ratified a new four-year contract f

ProLogis leased 545,000 square feet of industrial space in the United Kingdom to Willis & Gambie

Traffic at the new Prince Rupert Container Terminal, which saw its first vessel call Oct. 31, totale

After a year-long downward trend, rail traffic made a solid move in the opposite direction in the se

A recent report by the Federal Trade Commission shows the U.S. Postal Service gives up more than it

London's Heathrow Airport in December showed its strongest cargo growth since 2004 as tonnage at the

The Surface Transportation Board, in one of its most significant decisions, ordered an important cha

All ocean-going vessels entering the United States segment of the St. Lawrence Seaway from the start

Ukraine on Thursday moved two steps closer toward playing a greater role in the global economy.<

Enrollment will begin Jan. 31 at the Port of Miami for the Transportation Worker Identification Cred

India's commerce ministry said Wednesday that the country's exports would reach a maximum of $150 bi

The first phase of the so-called Liberty Corridor projects to improve rail and road connections serv