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LONDON -- Container ship charter rates continue to slide but brokers say it's too early to call an e

OTTAWA - A mediator was trying to salvage a settlement to end the five-week-old truckers strike that

As shippers gird for peak-season delays, one trucking company's driver shortage may be another compa

When you come to a fork in the road, take it, Yogi Berra once said. If Yogi had a nickel for everyth

A key measure of American manufacturing activity reached its highest level of the year in July and s

DHS plan takes shape for transportation securityThe Department of Homeland Security's compre

Each summer, customers of West Coast ports brace for the announcement of how much they'll have to pa

Vancouver Strike Forces Diversions: The strike by truckers at Canada's Port of Vancouver hit the one

The race to deploy radio-frequency identification technology moved into a new stage. A major carrier

Every day, C-level executives at multinational manufacturers and big brands across the U.S. announce

Related Story:Asia Comes to JacksonvilleIntermodal freight patterns are shifting as ship

American Airlines Cargo now allows customers with blocked-space allocations or pre-booking arrangeme

The Maritime Administration granted Crowley Maritime companies contracts to manage 17 vessels for th

A controversial provision that would have mandated fuel surcharges in the trucking industry was stri

Tea-lu. As talks over the highway bill had everyone in transportation on edge, word was Rep. Don You

PierPass, the ballyhooed bid to speed more freight through Southern California's famously congested

Intermodal revenue increased more than 16 percent in the second quarter, helping Florida East Coast

LOS ANGELES -- The transportation funding bill passed by Congress is a "major win" for freight

Arkansas Best says David E. Loeffler, chief financial officer of the parent of LTL carrier ABF Freig

TNT, reporting logistics business lagging behind its growth in mail and express, says it will sell i

By agreeing to revalue its currency, China hopes to blunt protectionist pressure from the United Sta

The rail industry appears to be benefiting from strong pricing and tight operational controls despit

Any suggestions that the U.S. economy is slowing down are way overblown, according to two new key ec

Burlington, Mass.-based Maptuit, a provider of Web-based trucking, tracking and traffic services, an

CP Ships today confirmed that "it is in discussions with other companies regarding a possible transa

Yellow Roadway on Thursday reported adjusted operating income of $138 million for the second quarte

Each summer, customers of West Coast ports brace for the announcement of how much they'll have to pa

China Shipping Group and CMA CGM are reportedly leading the bidding for CP Ships in a deal that coul

NEW ORLEANS -- Commissioners at the Port of Baton Rouge have suspended Chief Executive Roger Richard

The Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement today confirmed its plans to raise eastbound tariff rates.

WASHINGTON -- Transport Canada has begun informal meetings with carriers, shippers, intermediaries,

Arkansas Best says business was strong enough that the LTL carrier "walked away from some business"

The Port of Philadelphia inaugurated a new seaport operation center designed to serve the U.S. milit

Citing volume growth in its truckload and less-than-truckload businesses, C.H. Robinson Worldwide re

Can a modern inbound supply chain be designed without California in the mix? Shipper g

Grain shippers from five states are calling on Surface Transportation Board Chairman Roger Nober to

Truck-tracking technology pioneer Qualcomm broke ground on a new Secure Network Operations Center ne

The United States, Canada and Mexico on Sept. 16 will start enforcing an international standard that

The House voted 418 to 8 before noon Friday morning to approve the highway bill. The Senate sen

LONDON -- European Union regulators today approved A.P. Moller-Maersk's $2.8 billion takeover of P&O