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Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineFederal officials plan to tap into a rail database sys

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineFor most of the early winter, the nation''s railroads

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineBurlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. plans to spend $2.7

In Ron Ault's mind, this is a David vs. Goliath battle. The AFL-CIO's Metal Trades Department has pi

European Union officials have long been staunch supporters of multilateral trade negotiations under

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe American Trucking Associations tapped former Traff

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineCon-way Freight and APL Logistics expanded options for

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineU.S. Customs and Border Protection stepped up enforcem

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineFormer Yellow Transportation president Jim Welch will

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineConcerns over pensions and healthcare have the Interna

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineCalifornia Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to reduce

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineCongress needs to give freight railroads - not Amtrak

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe Jan. 16 CSX derailment near Brooks, Ky., must have

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineOn the day chemical railcars jumped off CSX tracks in

Inttra unveils Web site for carrier schedulesInttra, the ocean carrier Web portal, is extend

Bill DeWitt's problem isn't getting students to pay attention in class - it's getting them into his

An island on the western periphery of a major continent might seem an unlikely logistics hotbed - un

Knowing exactly where a shipment is from origin to delivery has long been a goal of many shippers. A

On March 27, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could affect the terms under

Los Angeles and Long Beach port projects scheduled for environmental impact reports in 2007, with es

Shipping lines, terminal operators and railroads are so anxious to secure regulatory approval to exp

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach won't break ground on any major expansion projects this year

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineRanked by 2004 Trip Ton-MilesTons Trip Ton-Mi

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineNewly christened CEVA Logistics scooped up DHL Exel Su

The trucking industry is anxious to see if Jerry Moyes will be as successful at making money in a fr

Quality Distribution, Fla.-based tanker operator, found its projections for the fourth quarter too h

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineWyeth Pharmaceuticals signed DHL to a multiyear agreem

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineThe U.S. housing bubble is deflating, but there''s new

Copyright 2007, Traffic World MagazineRetailers acknowledge that the customer is king. For t

J. B. Hunt Transport Services couldn't cut down the size of its truckload fleet fast enough in the f

The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel dropped another 1.7 cent last week to $2.413, accordin

WASHINGTON -- The Transportation Security Administration has officially awarded a $70-million contra

Cargolux, Europe's largest all-cargo airline, joined others this week in reducing its fuel surcharge

United Airlines saw its cargo revenue slip nearly 5 percent in the fourth quarter as falling mail tr

The nation's largest independent truck driver group says the Department of Transportation is "pander

Dubai plans to expand container-handling at its global terminals by 50 percent over the next three y

As part of worldwide restructuring after losing about $600 million last year, Maersk Line will disco

International air cargo traffic grew 4.6 percent in 2006, according to the International Air Tr

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINENeptune Orient Lines saw its average revenue per container dro

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Savannah handled 2.16 million TEUs in 2006, an in