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WASHINGTON- U.S. Customs Commissioner Robert C. Bonner called "regrettable" the decision by the Euro

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Traffic World Associate Editor John Gallagher has been el

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.The American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association

Mexican trucks and buses got the regulatory green light to cross the U.S. border, but issues related

for employees and visitors at marine terminalsEven before the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11

Marian Duntley, corporate customs manager at Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., is confronting the same issu

-- More than 85 percent of two-way trade in consumer and industrial products becomes tariff-free imm

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - The Department of Transportation works frantica

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.David Stubblefield, the soon-to-be-retired president and

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.What can we expect from 2003? About the same as what we g

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Bill Kasper has joined New England Motor Freight as an ac

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - Mike Eskew takes the reigns as chairman and CEO

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.FedEx's chief economist had his crystal ball tuned just r

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Quote of the week: "We're dealing with a tough time.<

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.The new year is set to begin much as this year began, wit

Logistics flexibility helped U.S. businesses weather the effects of the October West Coast port shut

WASHINGTON - The Maritime Administration will focus on training and certification programs for marit

Jay Ahern, assistant Customs commissioner for field operations, manages 70 percent of the agency's 2

The Port of New York and New Jersey's bright future and dark past came face to face this month in a

service-contract negotiationsTrans-Pacific shippers and carriers pay close attention to U.S.

The United States South Europe Conference said today that that based on its latest monthly monitorin

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.CSX Corp. sold 80 percent of CSX Lines LLC, its domestic

Cutbacks by United Airlines as it restructures under Chapter 11 could lead to higher freight rates w

On northbound flights from Santiago to the U.S., cargo space is full of commodities such as salmon a

General Electric Co., in a major revamp of its railroad-locomotive technology, is launching a high-h

Taiwan will bar further expansion by TransAsia Airways after one of the airline's freighters crashed

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - Surface Transportation Board ends oversight of

Until a few months ago, carriers using India's state-owned port of Chennai never knew what to expect

Shipping lines offering service between Chile and the U.S. East and Gulf coasts:Mediterranea

Chile finally caught the bouquet. The South American country and the United States signed their long

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - Port of Rotterdam's provisional cargo statistic

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - Overnite Transportation Co. gives its workers a

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.In a footnote to the three-year unfair labor practice str

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Gnome ShippersQ:My company makes specialt

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Although nothing to shout about, the growth rates that 3P

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - The U.S. Transportation Command and the Nationa

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Last year the maritime industry had to cope with the thre

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.JANUARY - Supply-chain software maker G-Log continues to

LOS ANGELES - In an effort to halt tumbling rates, five lines in the U.S. West Coast-Australia and N

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.With reauthorization of the Transportation Equity Act of