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Freightliner, one of the largest manufacturers of Class 3-8 trucks, will change its corporate name t

Circumference America opened for business in Jacksonville, Fla., as a non asset-based transportation

Cargo airline Atlas Air will train the pilots and flight engineers for Air Force One, the president'

Ocean freight e-commerce portal INTTRA says a record one million container transactions were booked

World Airways will provide MD-11 cargo service for Etihad Crystal Cargo to and from airports in Germ

The Intermodal Motor Carriers Conference of the American Trucking Associations has joined other tran

Workers at the UPS Freight terminal in Indianapolis ratified their first union contract Sunday, Oct.

Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd. announced on Friday that its Hong Kong-based subsidiary, Yusen

Overcapacity? Who can tell?A surplus of container ship capacity may be looming, but it's dif

Trailer Bridge is thinking big. Encouraged by the success of the extension of its Puerto Rican servi

The long-awaited development of new short-sea shipping services got a significant boost last month w

Joel Anderson is president of the International Warehouse Logistics Association in Des Plaines, Ill.

It's so far, so good along the European waterfront as the continent's major container ports keep pac

What do you call it when a non-asset-based logistics service company acquires another non-asset-base

The first legal shots in the war over the controversial clean-trucks program in Los Angeles-Long Bea

Increasing congestion and higher labor and real estate costs at China's manufacturing centers could

New Terminal Owners, New Concerns: The three-year buying binge of U.S. port facilities appears to be

Less time on the road for truckers could mean higher costs for shippers, say trucking officials and

Slower traffic levels for U.S. railroads have manifested themselves in smaller work forces.

Fresh from logistics acquisitions and a redeployment of its fleet, Horizon Lines plans to start two

Shippers getting better transportation rates are beginning to see some softness in prices for logist

Norfolk Southern may end up the winner of a last-minute lobbying battle over the conditions of sleep

FedEx contractor-drivers asked a U.S. judge to block a new program for independent drivers in Califo

U.S. domestic air cargo traffic edged up 0.5 percent in August, extending a stagnant year for Americ

The National Motor Freight Traffic Association withdrew its appeal of the Surface Transportation Boa

Now it's official. Unless the U.S. Surface Transportation Board steps in to change things, the big r

September rail freight traffic appeared to show signs of improvement, with a slowing of the declines

Yusen Air & Sea Service Co., Ltd. announced on Friday that its Hong Kong-based subsidiary, Yusen

Local politics continues to cloud the sale to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey of a wat

Japan's recently privatized postal service and its largest freight forwarder have agreed to a compre

The Intermodal Motor Carriers Conference of the American Trucking Associations has joined other tran

United Kingdom ports handled 584 million metric tons of freight in 2006, down by 1 million tons from

Logistics services provider Schenker announced testing of the SCHENKERsmartbox, ocean containers fit

Member companies of the U.S.-China Business Council operating in China reported further market expan

Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., and local politicians plan to join members of International Longshoreme

Evergreen Line on Friday announced it will commence a new weekly service AEM (Asia-East Mediterranea

India's Port of Tuticorin handled 10.03 million tons of cargo in the first half of the current fisca

Genco Shipping & Trading said Wednesday it will sell the oldest vessel in its fleet, the Genco T

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Shippers who are concerned about a pending capacity crunch at traditional load cen

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., on Thursday asked a panel of witnesses to grade the perf