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Railroads always have been very competitive - and still are - but they also are working closely with

Supporters of intermodal transportation say it's helping America breathe a little easier. Others wou

In baseball, the "Big Show" is the Major Leagues. In the intermodal world, the big show is t

Every air cargo shipment has an air and ground component, while sea-air traffic is also becoming mor

It's one thing to make intermodal road, airport, seaport and rail connections a major part of the hi

To many intermodal shippers, undercharges - those costly and mostly incomprehensible lawsuits that r

The small railroads that provide key links in the nation's intermodal system are flourishing in mark

In East and Southeast Asia, intermodal is a bit like a balanced budget - everyone talks about it, ev

Fresh from its role as a villain in the 1980s, "geography" has now been cast as a hero for the 1990s

To shape a viable transportation network, the developing nations of South America have to tear away

After falling far behind its North American trade and transport partners, Mexico expects to enter th

Every year sees more and more commercial traffic on Europe's roads, and every year Europe's politici

Costs are dropping for importers and exporters who are adding electronic data interchange,or EDI, ca

1)Map: THE NORTH AMERICAN INTERMODAL SYSTEM. Indicated on the map are cities with: a)CONVENTIONAL IN

While intermodal tank containers are a small, but growing, part of the U.S. chemical transportation

These days, new cars come in boxes, the latest example of intermodal growth. Most new cars s

The efficient transfer of international cargo between sea, rail and truck, as generally understood i

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Robust intermodal activity in North America continues to outpace overall economic growth by a signif

Q:The latest NITL and IANA survey shows that shippers are continuing to boost their intermodal despi

After years as the top worry for New York waterfront management, a program that pays dockworkers sal

Clifford M. Sayre Jr., a retired E.I. du Pont de Nemours vice president who is an international cons

A business group - concerned about competition from wealthy foreign firms - wants government to rest

HOME INSURANCE CO. (New York) - Arthur S. Phillips resigned last week as executive vice president of

A simmering row over additional charges on cargo, proposed by Japanese steamship lines, is reaching

AETNA: QUAKE LOSSES REMAIN AT $80 MILLIONLOS ANGELES - Earthquake estimates by the C

When Teamsters President Ron Carey walks back into talks today with representatives of the less-than

A group of insurers wants the New York State Department of Health to delay proposed standards for re

Schiphol Airport wants to set up a drug-dealing area where buyers and sellers of the African stimula

Marine underwriters should start worrying more about the effects of landside disasters like earthqua

A study by a respected law enforcement agency may give the Interstate Commerce Commission and its pa

Texas government agencies, fearing they will be asked to shoulder the burden of U.S.-Mexico trade on

MOTOR CARRIERS TO GET FEE REFUNDS FROM MASS.WASHINGTON - Motor carriers that paid Ma

Louisiana will put up $1 million or more as part of a lawsuit to try to recoup up to $4.5 million fr

Trying to get a legal framework in place before the U.S.-Mexico border opens to international compet

"Have you driven a Daewoo car lately? We've come a long way," a smiling Kim Tae-gou, president of Da

Until the Teamsters struck the nation's largest union less-than-truckload companies nearlytwo weeks

China unveiled Friday an ambitious "Agenda 21" plan to promote sustainable development that will rel

Not a lot of people get the chance to play the role of law giver. Among others, there was Mo

The growing problem of stowaways will be the focus of a meeting Wednesday of the Maritime Security C