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Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.With the impact of the natural disasters of the past year

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, still holding out

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.In what could be a sign of growing acceptance of new fees

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.John Magaw, who resigned as head of the Transportation Se

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.As a new law takes effect that eases Ontario''s trucking

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Amtrak advocates, including labor unions, are criticizing

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.Is Quality Distribution changing its business model?<

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.rucking is a dynamic business that relies on strategic vi

Copyright 2006, Traffic World, Inc.If California is the poster child for unyielding transpor

Cargo traffic through Hong Kong Airport jumped 9.9 percent in 2005 as continued growth in exports an

The Port of Antwerp handled 160.1 million metric tons of cargo in 2005, an increase of 5.1 percent f

The National Carriers' Conference Committee and United Transportation Union are scheduled to hold an

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is considering ferrying freight across New York Harbor

Dockworkers across Europe today are striking for the second time this month in a bid to block a prop

ChemLogix, a provider of integrated logistics services for the chemical industry, has appointed Rona

Rickmers-Linie has signed a two-year charter agreement for four multipurpose vessels operated by Jap

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINEThe Port of Tacoma Commission has awarded a $250,000 contract

Manhattan Associates said it's taken a step toward further integrating supply chain management by in

Jade Cargo International, a joint venture between Lufthansa AG and China's Shenzhen Airlines, has ap

Dockworkers across Europe on Monday are striking for the second time this month in a bid to block a

The Port of Portland, Ore., saw its container volumes plummet nearly 42 percent last year to 160,479

Chemical industry logistics provider ChemLogix named Ronald M. Keegan vice president of internationa

Nortel is transform its supply chain, naming General Electric veteran Don McKenna to effort the tele

TNT Logistics signed a three-year agreement in handle logistics in Brazil for agriculture and buildi

The National Retail Federation released a cautious 2006 outlook on Monday, predicting a slowdown in

European Dockworkers Strike: Dockworkers in several European nations staged strikes last Wednesday t

A Radar Screen article in the Jan. 6 issue erroneously reported that the Port of Houston Authority's

PSA aims for No. 1, but stay tunedIf PSA International succeeds in its counteroffer to acqui

Russ Scheppmann is chief executive of APS Technology Group based in San Diego. APS provides optical

Citing environmental concerns, a community in southwestern India revokes the water-use permit for a

Frustrated by what it perceives to be a lack of commitment by state and federal agencies to regulate

Over the next few years at least, it looks like Southeast Asia will live in the shadow of China. Alt

Succession of leadership at any company presents enormous challenges. It can be especially tricky at

These days, few multinationals based in the U.S., China or elsewhere can afford to ignore Southeast

The 2002-vintage Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism is going through an upgrade - no news t

Anyone looking for signs of recovery in the long-faltering U.S. airline industry at the start of the

Blunt Talk. The withdrawal of Tom DeLay from the House leadership has transport tongues wagging. See

Q:Working as a broker, I contracted with a carrier to move freight for my customer. They set up

Pilots whose UPS contract talks were recessed by a federal mediator said they expect a long battle w