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Canadian Pacific Railway is nearing the end of a complete overhaul of its doublestack intermodal equ

It appears that the only way Dell Computers could make its supply chain more efficient is to stop se

The exit lane at the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Transportation is getting

The putative entry of OceanBlue Express Inc. into the lucrative Jones Act trade lanes between the We

A Department of Transportation Inspector General's report chastised the Federal Railroad Administrat

FedEx says it will appeal a Santa Clara County, Calif., jury's verdict that awarded $2 million in pu

Pilot Air Freight is seeing international revenue and overall tonnage increases as it pushes its rel

Cargo volume growth at British Airways World Cargo easily outpaced capacity increases in the last th

Hub Group, one of the largest intermodal marketing companies, is beginning to hit its stride after s

Yellow Roadway is getting cost savings to get the most out of its combination of the nation's two la

Congestion in Los Angeles-Long Beach and capacity constraints on the intermodal rail network had rel

New security procedures are adding to congestion delays at U.S. ports, sometimes extending them seve

Since the days of the Phoenicians, cargo has been handed off to shippers at the waterfront. Ed Kelly

The year is less than two months old but the new year did nothing to slow down momentum in intermoda

The Federal Railroad Administration gave veteran counsel Daniel C. Smith its top safety job, naming

'More Of The Same, And Maybe Worse': U.S. importers can expect higher rates for service from Asia an

Area: Approximately 800,000 square miles, about three times the size of Texas.Coastline: Abo

With seafood already a main course to Europe, Air Canada Cargo may use a new freighter to add scale

CSX is calling on the railroad industry's own regulators to step in against the District of Columbia

After hitting some bumps in the road during 2004, Swift Transportation is trying to shed non-core op

"K" Line's wholly owned German subsidiary opened a new branch office in Vienna that will handle the

As Congress struggles with a highway bill, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is studying alternatives to

Eight years ago, Union Pacific Railroad opened an Inter-modal Container Transfer Facility to transfe

Trade between the U.S. and Mexico is expanding again. After slowing between 2001 and 2003, U.S. expo

Super Bowl. Logistics consultants were hard-pressed to put a business-world spin on the Super Bowl.

The long debate over driver hours of service may end where it began, in Congress.In a major

The trucking boom helped Transport Corporation of America last year but the industry's driver shorta

The Port of Philadelphia reported a 16 percent gain in cargo volume last year, driven by containers,

Woe to the unwary shipper who crates or palletizes his goods with untreated lumber. An

It sounds simple - establish regional pools of intermodal chassis that ocean carriers can share as n

How big vessels may recast Asia tradesThe number of 7,500-TEU-plus container ships will rise

The White House wants to scuttle a subsidized shipbuilding program that supporters say would be good

C.H. Robinson Worldwide pushed deeper into third-party logistics sourcing with its acquisition this

Twenty years from now, the government might use global-positioning technology to calculate and asses

RFID technology is not entirely new. It's been used for years in such applications as identifying w

GeoLogistics is ending a five-year quiet period for public stock offerings in the freight forwarding

States now are collecting fingerprints of truck drivers applying for their first-time hazardous mate

The technology world used to be full of stock splits but the new one engineered by i2 Technologies s

Cost control is a "daily obsession" for Robert Stull, president and chief operating officer of Roadw

CP Ships is predicting "substantial" growth this year and the British-based maritime operator appear