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Canadian trucking companies are turning to the only option they have to get around restrictions they

Out of money and out of hope, Consolidated Freightways gave up the ghost last week. The once-proud 7

Most Americans expected immediate, dramatic and fundamental change from the government as a result o

Frustrated by lack of federal action to ensure that terminals provide safe intermodal equipment, tru

KLM Cargo said Monday that it will not implement any change in the ratio for charging low-density ca

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineUnilever Home & Personal Care is recreating its nation

Shippers may have to provide carriers with cargo documentation 24-72 hours in advance of loading if

GeoLogistics Corp. said Monday it named Thomas I. Escott chief executive for its Americas region.

DHL Airways Inc., in a filing with the U.S. Department of Transportation, reiterated its position th

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineRoadway Corp. says its third-quarter tonnage is runnin

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineBAX Global won expanded business from Subaru of Americ

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineCentral Transport, Warren, Mich., has taken its second

Symbolizing the heightened security in the transportation industry since Sept. 11, Art Arway, direc

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThe annual APICS conference is coming up at the end of

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineGlobal logistics organization Exel is acquiring Power

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineFedEx Corp., because of the nature of the express busi

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThe Surface Transportation Board has announced plans t

DHL Worldwide Express on Monday announced that it was expanding its global service parts logistics n

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineBurlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway announced the

Wan Hai, Trans-Pacific Discuss Cooperation: Wan Hai Lines Ltd. and Trans-Pacific Lines Ltd. are disc

Within a few weeks, United Parcel Service will likely be over or stalled at the first hurdle in its

William Evans was sitting in a U.S. importer's office recently, listening to the logistics manager t

AB Volvo of Sweden said Monday that it had won an order for 500 new long-haul trucks from U.S. Xpres

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineThis year's contract negotiations between the Internat

Copyright 2002, Traffic World MagazineAs the United States and the world look back on one of

Air France is facing yet another job action by employees Wednesday as it prepares to resume normal s

Investment bank Goldman Sachs on Monday said it cut its investment rating on motor carriers Roadway

Less-than-truckload carrier Con-Way Transportation Services, Inc., has launched Con-Way Deferred, a

The Wisconsin attorney general's office filed a $3.4 million lien Wednesday against Consolidated Fre

Maersk Line Ltd. of Norfolk, Va. says it has added the first tanker to its U.S. flag fleet.T

First-half sales for the Danzas Group totaled 4.4 billion ($4.32 billion), off 5.8 percent from a ye

The largest business organizations in the U.S. are urging the International Air Transportation Assoc

The global transportation and logistics company Neptune Orient Lines, the parent of APL, said it had

The International Association of Machinists claims it could lose hundreds of jobs if the Internation

Paul Huclak, general manager at Portland, Ore., for Stevedoring Services of America, said the port u

Powered by booming traffic in the Asia-Pacific region, global airfreight volume was 10.5 percent hig

China Ocean Shipping (Group) Co. may be renewing interest in a deal with long-becalmed Thai Maritime

A dispute between customs agents and freight forwarders over handling charges has begun to hit Pakis

Evergreen Marine Corp. and PSA Corp. have signed a new terminal service agreement. PSA opera

Roll-on, roll-off specialist HUAL is adding three new ships to its fleet, citing "substantial demand