Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The advisory committee commonly called COAC will have its quarterly meeting Nov. 16, Customs and Bor

Officials at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have decided to drop, at least temporarily, the

Most residents and businesses in San Diego County will receive mail delivery Friday, said the United

ProLogis, the world's largest owner, manager and developer of distribution facilities, nearly double

The 2007 Water Resources Development Act was formally presented to President Bush on Tuesday.

Surging growth in global trade helped ProLogis, the global developer and manager of warehouses and d

The government of Canada has announced a C$30 reduction in application fees for Free and Secure Trad

A top U.S. maritime official on Friday said the United States is likely to waive the Harbor Maintena

Crude oil futures smashed through another record on Thursday as West Texas Intermediate for December

Congress mandated the Transportation Worker Identification Credential in the Maritime Transportation

AMB Property, a global developer and owner of industrial real estate, this week broke ground on two

The construction industry faces further declines in 2008, according to a report released Oct. 25.

American Commercial Lines announced that earnings for the third quarter fell short of year-ago level

Lower demand for trucks, cars and aircraft pulled new orders for manufactured durable goods down 1.7

Freight traffic on U.S. railroads continued its year-long spiral as intermodal and housing-related p

Growth in high-margin air and transportation management segments helped third-party logistics provid

BNSF Railway earned a record $1 billion in operating income in the third quarter despite rising cost

The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals board of directors elected Richard Murphy to th

The International Warehouse Logistics Association launched a C-TPAT compliance program for third-par

The freight transportation management company Hub Group Inc. reported record income of $16.6 million

Norfolk Southern Corp. on Wednesday said railway operating revenues increased to $2.35 billion in th

C.H. Robinson Worldwide noted that its double digit earnings increase in the third quarter was slowe

Customs and Border Protection on Wednesday announced that its officers seized three shipments of mor

Congress mandated the Transportation Worker Identification Credential in the Maritime Transportation

Growth in the supply chain management business drove a small gain in revenue for Ryder System in the

Con-way on Wednesday said net income dove 40 percent to $38.9 million in the third quarter even as r

Federal investigators are examining the structures of the collapsed Minnesota I-35W bridge after com

Logistics costs for shippers as a percentage of sales have declined 3.4 percent this year compared t

President Bush nominated Acting Administrator Bobby Sturgell to succeed Marion Blakey in the top spo

Canadian National Railway profits totaled C$485 million (US$475 million) in the third quarter, down

The BNSF Railway's main transcontinental line through Southern California re-opened to rail traffic

Monthly revenues processed by Customs and Border Protection through its Automated Commercial Environ

In response to the Surface Transportation Board's termination of antitrust immunity for the National

Monthly revenues processed by Customs and Border Protection through its Automated Commercial Environ

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.UPS launched an international paperless invoice service m

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.In a messy ending to the troubled existence of Stonepath

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Stephen P. Larson will take over from Mary Bell as vice p

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency honored 34 organizations this year with its annual SmartWay

Dramatic gains in market share drove a 15.7 percent increase in revenue and a 29.9 percent surge in

The electronic pad couldn't capture Robert Senseny's biometric identification on the first try, or t