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UPS enhanced three of its technology offerings to streamline services online. Package preparation, t

Dedicated Transport, a privately held contract trucking and logistics firm based in Cleveland, acqui

Hapag-Lloyd Container Line, the world's fifth-largest ocean container carrier, saw earnings plummet

Two less-than-truckload subsidiaries of FedEx will implement a 5.59 percent general rate increase ef

Australian air Express International joined Cargo 2000. The cargo handler is the first company based

Norfolk Southern will discontinue assessing fuel surcharges on its local non-intermodal public rates

The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel at the retail pump this week was $2.681, down just fou

Ocean-going container carrier APL will convert vessels to cleaner-burning, low-sulfur fuel when they

Thomasville, N.C.-based super-regional carrier Old Dominion Freight Line will offer door-to-door ser

EGL signed a definitive merger agreement with CEO and Chairman James R. Crane, EGL's largest shareho

Edward M. Emmett is back in politics and that means he is back in transportation. The former Interst

Is energy independence the real thing? The search for alternative fuels is hitting Coca-Cola, and th

U.S. wind power generating capacity increased 27 percent in 2006 and is expected to grow an addition

Senate Passes Security Bill: The Senate approved broad legislation to bolster efforts by state and l

Wind energy is big business globally, especially in Europe and Asia, and 2006 was a boom year for ma

Florida may drop plan for state port access cardThe Florida Legislature might kill a state l

At least one of the answers to the world's energy puzzle is really blowing in the wind. The market f

With public awareness on the rise about the depleting global supply of fossil fuels and the dramatic

Safety, security and stewardship are today's U.S. Coast Guard watchwords, and Rear Adm. Craig E. Bon

Cargo is usually an afterthought when it comes to producing new aircraft. A plane's freighter versio

Opponents of a plan to allow a select group of Mexican trucks to operate throughout the U.S. as earl

Brian Griley's harbor trucking company has received invoices from shipping lines wanting to be paid

Seat cushions. Paints. Perfumes. Cosmetics. Computer housing. What do these products have in common?

One of the most dramatic disaster film clips ever shot occurred some 65 years ago when the Tacoma Na

There's good fishing at the Port of Gulfport, Miss., so good that local anglers ignore the security

The ships are called roll-on, roll-off vessels, but a more accurate term would be drive-on, drive-of

Cargo theft is a multibillion-dollar extravaganza that's coming to a theater near you. As they say i

It's hard to walk around Inter-marine's New Orleans offices these days without expecting to see Roge

The Georgia and South Carolina state port authorities used to be the maritime equivalent of the Hatf

Could the perennially disputatious dialogue between carriers and shippers be undergoing a fundamenta

Breakbulk shipping, long stuck in the shadows of container shipping, is finding its place in the sun

SUBHEAD: A new variety of fast foodWallula, Wash. - This could be the start of something ver

The consolidation in the rail industry has been especially harsh on shippers of perishable goods and

In the food business, the question is no longer whether the chicken or the egg came first. The quest

When flow of cargo through West Coast ports took a drastic turn for the worst during the congestion

Like so many shippers caught between rising costs, constrained capacity and increased consumer deman

SUBHEAD: Initiatives in Washington state designed to ensure rail service for shippers of perishable

Harsh winter weather and ongoing rail woes continue to hamper efforts to clear container congestion

FCLCarrier, an Antwerp-based NVOCC that serves niche markets in Central and East Asia, said Friday i

LONDON -- When the European Union asks itself March 22 whether a bad deal is better than no deal at