Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.More carriers will be required to use electronic on-board

The alarm sounded at Puerto Cortes, Honduras, indicating the container had something radioactive in

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.The Bush administration is determined to keep Mexican tru

Copyright 2008, Traffic World, Inc.Kuwait-based logistics provider Agility extended its pres

For at least two decades, the fate of the global economy has depended on the United States. When the

Trade using surface transportation between the United States and its two North American Free Trade A

Just two months after integrating the resources of four companies to create a supply chain managemen

Echo Global Logistics hired Scott Pettit as chief financial officer. Pettit leaves Insurance

German train drivers have put off a strike scheduled for Monday to continue negotiations on a new co

Hudd Distribution Services Inc., the North American warehouse and transportation arm of A.P. Moller-

Seattle-based ProLogis announced plans to develop a 2.1 million-square-foot, rail-served distributio

A union representing German train operators said it will decide Saturday whether to go ahead with an

Seattle-based ProLogis announced plans to develop a 2.1 million-square-foot, rail-served distributio

The Surface Transportation Board named Anne K. Quinlan Acting Secretary of the board, effective Jan.

Freight traffic for North American railroads fell 2.3 percent in 2007, halting a strong expansion in

YRC Logistics, a subsidiary of less-than-truckload carrier YRC Worldwide, will buy almost two thirds

Sixty-two United States-flag vessels on the Great Lakes carried 9.7 million net tons of cargo in Nov

Nearly 9,000 people have Transportation Worker Identification Credentials in hand, according to the

Motor carriers will be required to electronically submit cargo manifests to Customs and Border Prote

Petroleum and coal products pushed up the value of orders and shipments of manufactured goods in Nov

California filed suit Wednesday against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, asserting its righ

MIAMI -- The Miami International Airport office of Customs and Border Protection is taking applicati

The price of crude oil briefly touched $100 per barrel Wednesday. By the end of the day, West Texas

The Federal Railroad Administration fined railroad operator CSX $349,265 after a series of inspectio

American-based YRC Logistics has agreed to acquire less-than-truckload provider Shanghai Jiayu Logis

The Transportation Security Administration has announced the start of enrollment for the Transportat

Motor carriers will be required to electronically submit cargo manifests to Customs and Border Prote

Trucking and logistics provider YRC Worldwide has no plans to rebrand its USF regional subsidiaries

The U.S. attorney's office in Brooklyn has filed a new civil racketeering lawsuit that seeks to plac

Rail traffic in the third week of December fell 2.6 percent compared with the same week a year ago,

Economic activity in the manufacturing sector failed to grow in December following 10 consecutive mo

Brazil will invest $285 billion over the next few years on upgrading the country's infrastructure fo

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will press ahead with its cross-border demonstration

C.R. England's logistics subsidiary extended its presence in Web-based transportation management and

The Journal of Commerce and the Economic Cycle Research Institute on Jan. 2 will unveil a revamped I

TOKYO -- Kintetsu World Express Inc., Japan's second largest international air forwarder, will open

Evergreen Marine Chairman Wang Lung-hsiung said the container shipping industry can expect improved

In a dispute that provides a further setback to multilateral Doha Round negotiations, the World Trad

Overcoming a dismal current situation for jobs and business growth, consumers told the latest Confer

The Journal of Commerce and the Economic Cycle Research Institute on Jan. 2 will unveil a revamped I