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The National Industrial Transportation League and the American Trucking Associations on Tuesday unve

Turkey will close the Bosporus, the critical link between the Mediterranean and Black seas, to tanke

NEW ORLEANS - Louisiana lawmakers have signed off on a bill touted as a landmark reform of the state

The New Jersey Senate voted 23-10 for legislation to require docking pilots in the Port of New York

U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans plans to press Chinese officials over a trade complaint against op

The Alabama State Port Authority's board of directors on Tuesday approved the $1.6 million purchase

Construction continues on the first U.S.-flag, pure car-truck carrier to be built in modern times, w

Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group Ltd. is reorganizing operations over the next nine months to incr

China Ocean Shipping (Group) Co., China's biggest shipping company, said it will expand its crude oi

British stockbroker Collins Stewart is poised to buy PD Ports, Britain's second-largest ports operat

Foreign trade through the ports of Shanghai and Tianjin increased at double-digit rates during the f

With the World Trade Organization's textile and apparel quota regime set to expire at the end of the

In Hong Kong, 76-year-old Li Ka-shing is called Superman, or K.S. The soft-spoken, mild-mannered Li

British stockbroker Collins Stewart is poised to buy PD Ports, Britain's second-biggest ports operat

Dutch freighter specialist Martinair Cargo will commence a twice weekly 747-200 freighter service be

A European Union competition panel is likely to recommend an end to anti-trust exemptions for liner

CSX Corp. announced Monday that James R. Hertwig has been named president of CSX Intermodal Inc.

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Freight handlers in Europe are expanding their reach and

Edward R. Hamberger is president and chief executive of the Association of American Railroads. Assoc

Cosco Pacific, the container terminal and container-leasing company, is reportedly negotiating for a

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.A story in the June 7 edition of Traffic World on the Int

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.More than anything else, it appears, truck drivers want t

When the Port of San Diego hired Ron Popham as a senior manager last year, it gave him specific resp

The 11th UN Conference on Trade and Development ended highlighting the growing gap between rich and

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Arrow Air is back on its own after spending nearly five m

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The lines at air cargo security checkpoints may not be as

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.First Quarter 2004 Over First Quarter 2003Market

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers concerned about mounting capacity constraints in

If you're sitting near a reading lamp, pick it up and look underneath. Chances are that it carries t

It may be only a temporary reprieve from a decades-long erosion of their niche, but the global fleet

For more than a year, the U.S. government has been shipping food to the western Sudanese region of D

The Bush administration has proposed new tariffs on wooden bedroom furniture from China as it decide

Neptune Orient Lines on Monday reported container volume rose by 18 percent in May over the same mon

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.What''s the worst that could happen if tough new U.S. and

Where will your suppliers, partners and competitors be expanding their global operations over the ne

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Insurance premiums for truckers are starting to stabilize

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The decision to go global turns out to be the easy part.

for US shipowners?Congressional tax-writers are trying to give the U.S. shipping industry tw

In the 1960s and 1970s, the International Longshoremen's Association had bargaining muscle and knew

Indonesia, long opposed to what it deems outside interference in security for the Malacca Strait,