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Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.In a world where shippers seem to have less influence tha

retains broker bonding, regulatory oversightCopyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The F

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.FedEx Express and the Air Line Pilots Association struck

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.From New Orleans to Pascagoula, ports along the Gulf Coas

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers may be hedging their bets - or their carriers -

Quick canal transit: What's it worth?It's Economics 101: Limited supply plus strong demand e

The Transportation Security Administration is approaching two critical milestones in the development

While Union Pacific Railroad and BNSF Railway fight over dwindling intermodal space in Los Angeles,

It happens every day: A container ship line has slots to fill on an upcoming voyage. Or a shipper ne

The Air Line Pilots Association is warning members to take special security steps to guard informati

The Federal Railroad Administration wants to know more about the safety of private highway-rail grad

Opportunities for contract logistics businesses abound in China, where recent research indicates 48

Economic activity in the manufacturing sector grew at a slower pace in August, according to a monthl

Evergreen Marine posted its first quarterly loss in three years on lower freight rates and investmen

In Mississippi, the Port of Gulfport's East and West piers extend unprotected into the Gulf of Mexic

Shenzhen's Yantian International Container Terminals officially opened two new berths Friday with th

Ports in North Carolina are scheduled to re-open Friday after being buffeted by Tropical Storm Ernes

UPS and the Teamsters union that represents its package ground workforce will begin early contract t

Consumer electronics manufacturer Tatung Company of America hopes to get a piece of the lucrative th

A big surge in coal loadings and grain shipments pushed traffic gains at BNSF in the fourth week of

LONG BEACH, Calif. - The California Assembly on Wednesday approved legislation calling for a port us

"The rich get richer" could also be an adage in the logistics software market, as SAP took first pla

Brushing aside criticism from the truck stop industry, the Federal Highway Administration is slowly

Dutch parcel carrier TNT has acquired trucker Associated Road Carriers India Ltd.No financia

WASHINGTON -- Truckers filed more than 10,000 electronic freight manifests in August, a new monthly

Robey W. Estes, the elder member of one of trucking's few remaining family dynasties, died Aug. 30 a

A former truck driver is headed to jail for falsifying his logbook. Former Carson Brown Truc

Hurricane John was expected to brush the Baja Peninsula Friday after bruising Mexico's Pacific Coast

WASHINGTON -- Truckers filed more than 10,000 electronic freight manifests in August, a new monthly

Police are searching for a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration laptop computer stolen in Bal

In exchange for remaining neutral on legislation designed to increase competition among railroads, t

The first head of the Department of Transportation's Research and Innovative Technology Administrati

A new container service connecting North Europe, the Caribbean and South America will call the Port

Virginia's governor declared a state of emergency Thursday as Tropical Storm Ernesto gained strength

FedEx Express announced that it was granted permission by the U.S. Department of Transportation to s

The Independent Pilots Association, the union whose members fly UPS freighters, said the tentative c

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINETraffic at Vancouver's Fraser River Port edged back in the sec

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe American Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) held its an

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELONDON -- H. Clarkson, the world's biggest shipbroker, blamed

U.S. Bank, which acquired Schneider National's freight payment business in July, hired Schneider exe