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There are some carriers that are pretty nervous about the direction the breakbulk industry will take

The Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration are building a new system to tr

Drivetrain manufacturer Eaton had record sales in the fourth quarter of $2.8 billion, 8 percent more

Averitt Air, Averitt Aviation, Averitt Air Charter and Averitt Aviation Group will all be acquired b

Ryder System contracted with Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America to support Toyota's new assemb

FedEx Freight CEO Douglas G. Duncan says electronic onboard recorders should be used by truckers whe

Japan on Friday again halted beef imports from the United States after animal spines were found in t

The first two weeks of January saw a decrease in demand relative to capacity in the truckload sector

Trade using surface transportation between the United States and its NAFTA partners hit a record $64

For Fairchild Semiconductor, improved logistics management is central to efforts to withstand a slum

RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- A PierPass-style system of extended truck gates would not work at the Port of Ne

RedPrairie purchased Marc Global Holdings, an Atlanta-based radio frequency identification and wareh

Canadian National Railway bought three Canadian short lines from RailAmerica for $22 million and up

Lufthansa Cargo's cargo traffic dropped 5 percent in December, capping a down year in cargo for the

Sean Fitzsimmons, director of national business for Industrial Developments International Inc., was

Virginia International Terminals last week signed the largest contract ever for the Virginia Port Au

YRC Regional Transportation on Friday named nine-year company veteran Steven D. Gast to replace Step

The breakbulk trades aren't peaking yet - far from it - but they are taking a bit of a breather afte

Jon Huenemann is a principal in the international department of Miller & Chevalier, a Washington law

Area: Approximately 3,600 square miles, about three larger than Rhode Island.Coastline: Abou

The recent opening of Shanghai's new container port at Yangshan and the extraordinary efficiency of

The Port of Portland, Ore., this month awarded a $2.5 million contract to Advanced American Diving t

Armed with new legislation that opened more of its ports to private investment last year, Brazil is

to keep pace with demandWhen Rickmers-Linie launched the world's first round-the-world fixed

The bull market for the roll-on, roll-off segment of the ocean shipping industry may be reaching mat

Forwarders and airlines say they're still handling airfreight shipments of fresh salmon shipments fr

On Dec. 31, Puerto Rico finally said goodbye to Section 936, a provision of the U.S. Internal Revenu

The removal of quotas and tariffs has reopened the floodgates for U.S. steel imports, which are also

When Congress began debate on a highway-spending bill to succeed the Transportation Equity Act for t

With U.S. container volumes increasing at more than 1 million TEUs a year and some ports projected t

Four years ago, pH Europe Ltd., a British company that rents out small containers that hold bulk liq

Great Western Shutting Down: Great Western Steamship Co., a small shipping line that had seemingly c

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Ringing. Bill Zollars, chairman of the company formerly k

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.The first trainload of goods from a Cosco container vesse

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Swedish home furnishings retailer IKEA plans to build a 1

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.A U.S. District Court judge ruled this month that a conta

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.CMA CGM said it is upgrading the capacity of its Asia-Wes

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.DHL is making new efforts to recover express shippers the

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.World Air Holdings, parent of World Airways, asked the Na

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Canadian Pacific Railway will cut its capital spending th