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Exponential growth in the number of steamship lines serving South American ports has major trade rou

If Hollywood ever makes another trucking movie, it will probably be called ''Desperately Seeking Dri

As sales of heavy trucks demolish all-time records, there is some nagging nervousness thatthe market

APL LAND TRANSPORT SERVICES A Few Issues to Watch For Domestic TransportDomestic int

What a difference a year makes. A year ago, harried truckers, railroaders and intermodal mar

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD Demand for Serices Never Been Greater For the first time in dec

Although statistical proof is hard to find, the widely held belief that long- haul truckers have shi

CSX Intermodal promoted David E. Wise to vice president of business development from vice president

For a while, it appeared that 1994 would be the year of the megamerger in the railroad industry. Sev

Railroads set a traffic record in 1994, but not in the way they have been accustomed todoing.

A recovering world economy, faster movement of traffic across borders, and the easing of U.S. regula

Texas towns along the U.S.-Mexico border are scrambling to take advantage of growing bilateral trade

With the first full year of the North American Free Trade Agreement complete, the trade pact's accom

Latin American leaders are refocusing on privately financed land and air transportation development

Aim Caribbean Express appointed Stephen M. Carr vice president of marketing. Mr. Carr was previously

Like the politics of the region, Middle East connections for American importers and exporters are a

AAPA Port Authorities Push For Expansion of NaftaPublic port authorities throughout

Rapidly growing Far East Shipping Co. is shifting its Australia service to Seattle fromTacoma in ord

The Admiral led a dramatic turnaround in the performance of Missouri's riverboat casinos in December

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15 RESCUED, 2 MISSING FROM SHIP OFF JAPANTOKYO - Fifteen crewmembers of a Cypriot fr

Carriers and shippers are picking up in 1995 where they left off in 1994 - locked in trench warfare

Two coal terminals at the Port of Hampton Roads, Norfolk Southern Corp.'s Lamberts Point pier and Do

The Teamsters union and the National Automobile Transporters Association exchanged contract proposal

Canada's CP Rail System has completed half of its deal to sell operations in Maine and New Brunswick

Better management practices and improvements in policy directives could have saved the Transportatio

When elephants fight, the grass suffers. With United Parcel Service entering the same-day de

The next group of Teamsters union trustees, who are responsible for auditing the union's financial l

As public sources of transportation data shrivel in the wake of deregulation, three industry officia

Freymiller Trucking Inc., plagued by losses, raised $14 million in cash Wednesday by agreeing to sel

Southern Pacific Lines has reorganized its intermodal department, naming Peter M. Ruotsi vice presid

AMEX TO LAUNCH AIRLINE INDEX TODAYNEW YORK - Trading will begin todayat the American

A federal court will consider whether British Airways PLC monopolized air travel between the United

Mexico should continue to meet its payments on about $2.5 billion of U.S. Department of Agriculture

A new effort to repeal the government's 60-year-old sugar support program is about to unfold in Cong

S. KOREAN OIL REFINERY TO SEND N. KOREA FUELSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Honam

U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil rose by 3.3 million barrels during the week ended Dec. 2, co

Russia's assault on the breakaway republic of Chechnya has set back prospects for $13 billion in new

A decision by a blue-ribbon energy consortium including Shell Canada Ltd. and Mobil Oil Canada Prope

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has criticized operations at Public Service Electric & Gas Co.'s S