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Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.A bill that would impose new work rules and other safety

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.The trucking industry is making environmental policy a to

Customs and Border Protection should increase its intelligence presence, introduce additional standa

Revenue gains helped Horizon Lines increase adjusted earnings in the third quarter despite adverse m

Average industrial property vacancy rates in the United States remained unchanged over the first hal

WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will hear arguments in a case involving pun

International Shipholding Corp., which is discontinuing its LASH barge-carrier operations, reported

Harbor Commissioners at the Port of Los Angeles are changing a key element of the Clean Trucks Plan

Domestic cargo airline Kitty Hawk shut down its scheduled air and ground operations on Monday, final

International Shipholding Corp., which is discontinuing its LASH barge-carrier operations, reported

State-run Shipping Corp. of India posted net profit of $45 million for the second quarter ended Sept

WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will hear arguments in a case involving pun

TOKYO -- Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line) announced on Monday that its consolidated operatin

Driver, equipment shortages may stunt freight recoveryThe "R" word was heard frequently at t

Q:I've recently begun work as general manager of a small freight forwarding company/3PL. Not lon

WILMINGTON, DEL. -- Rick Smith filled out the paperwork, waited in line, pressed his fingerprints in

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Over the shouts of angry protesters, the Department of Tr

CLM. Some shippers attending the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals meeting in Philade

Standard & Poor's put credit ratings for YRC Worldwide on a negative credit watch, saying the tr

The average retail price for a gallon of diesel fuel jumped 6.3 cents this week to $3.157, a full 64

Northwest Airlines reported a fat increase in profits compared to the third quarter of 2006, but tho

The United States needs a "thinner" border with its largest trading partner, says the head of the Ca

An item in the Oct. 22 Radar Screen, "Questions raised about security of car shipments," misidentifi

Shippers of equipment for gigantic energy, mining and power projects are in a bind. On the one hand,

U.S. manufacturers of heavy equipment are reaping the benefits of the weak dollar at a time of surgi

U.S. manufacturers of heavy equipment are reaping the benefits of the weak dollar at a time of surgi

Gregory Rusovich recently resigned from his post as president and chief executive at Agility Project

Crowley Maritime Corp. has been serving the Alaska energy industry for more than 50 years. The compa

Strong demand for heavy equipment and a robust global auto trade are straining vessel and port capac

Think you have a rough commute? What about the drivers who haul supplies on the "ice road" to the Di

Janice Merten has tried to retire twice, but both times Bechtel Corp. persuaded her to come back to

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.WILMINGTON, DEL. --Rick Smith filled out the pape

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks, Florida offi

Canada's penchant for transportation and trade infrastructure corridor projects went nationwide this

It was bad enough when Pfizer Inc. discovered that some of the pharmaceuticals sold under the compan

Almost universally, politicians and pundits agree that U.S. manufacturing has been decimated by comp

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics this month proudly showed off its new vehicle-processing center at th

Juan Abel Echeverria has a problem. As director of development and logistics of Expoflores, the Asso

The Port of Jacksonville is swinging for the fences. Long a second-tier port for auto imports and th

Freight interests in California have grown used to warding off attempts by state politicians and por