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The Surface Transportation Board approved Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway's right to use 15.6 m

LTL giant Yellow Roadway is in talks to buy regional LTL holding company USF for more than $1 billio

Freight forwarders and transport operators don't have to worry about new security fees - for now. Th

Hamburg Sud is restoring trans-Pacific service it cut back late last year because of congestion at U

The Department of Transportation turned away bids from three all-cargo airlines and tentatively awar

Transportation and Logistics Leader Accelerates Deployment of Wireless Application, Streamlines Oper

Ryder Systems agreed to pay more than $175 million which the Internal Revenue Service claims it owed

Spurred on by a surge in November, the U.S. Postal Service reported a 5.5 percent increase in mail v

Leading European air freight trucker Rutges Cargo joined Cargo 2000, a partnership of airlines, frei

Along with their core services, integrated carriers such as FedEx and UPS are providing customers wi

Robert W. Cunningham starts his second tour of duty at a very different Swift Transportation than th

South Korean ship builders expect orders for new ships to fall as much as 39 percent this year as st

The biggest intermodal year on record ended with a bang as volume grew 8.6 percent in the fourth qua

Michael C. Mullen, Customs and Border Protection's director of trade relations, has spent a career g

Wal-Mart is forging ahead with its campaign to inject radio-frequency identification into its supply

While Congress is fighting over too-scarce funds in the federal highway bill, Texas is taking matter

The Port of Los Angeles selected Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway over rival Union Pacific Railr

The Department of Homeland Security is developing a regulation to mandate the use of high-security s

Time Limits for Filing Claims, LawsuitsQ:The Carmack Amendment as applicable to motor carrie

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