Transport, Trade and Regulation News

The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure completed mark-up action late Wednesday aft

Leading economic indicators suggest that economic growth is likely to keep to its relatively slow pa

OTTAWA -- Canadian truckers praised a move by the United States to postpone a rule requiring passpor

A key U.S. beverage supply chain is getting a little tight and that means a shortage of the country'

Consumer spending grew full speed ahead in May, with a rebound in retail sales as tracked by the Nat

Activity in the Philadelphia region's manufacturing sector picked up in June, according to firms pol

Two separate coal-to-liquid amendments to the Clean Energy Act of 2007 failed to advance in the Sena

International Asset Systems, a provider of technology solutions for equipment management and trackin

Consumer group Public Citizen issued a report giving the Bush Administration and the Federal Motor C

Canadian National Railway announced Thursday that it plans to acquire 65 new fuel-efficient, high-ho

After months of see-sawing over U.S. beef exports, South Korea announced this week that it would ban

WASHINGTON -- The Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security has published a final rule g

WASHINGTON -- The Department of Transportation's crossborder trucking program received another round

At an exposition in Toronto this week, Wal-Mart Canada plans to introduce its "Packaging Scorecard"

The turnover rate for drivers at large truckload and less-than-truckload carriers in the first quart

The Senate Finance Committee approved on Tuesday $28 billion in tax incentives for renewable fuels a

China pledged to step up efforts to combat product piracy under terms of a memorandum of cooperation

The Federal Trade Commission gave an early assent to the purchase of Chrysler by Cerberus Capital Ma

A plan to charge a fee for vehicles entering New York City's business district could win approval in

In testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee, a spokesman for the American Trucking Ass

The National Coffee Association of U.S.A. Inc. announced Monday it is moving into the pilot phase of

National Logistics Management agreed to manage and execute critical and dynamic freight shipments fo

The Department of Transportation's cross border trucking program received another round of scrutiny

ProLogis leased 241,000 square feet of warehouse space to a home entertainment media manufacturer in

NEW YORK -- Customs and Border Protection's new security-driven "10+2" program for advance collectio

The NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency has established an "In Service Support" contract with Savi Te

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.TNT Freight Management, an Amsterdam, Netherlands-based l

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Nine of the country''s most congested cities are semifina

In a last-minute effort to revive negotiations on a global trade agreement, Pascal Lamy, director ge

Kuehne + Nagel China agreed to provide domestic warehousing and distribution for the Siemens subsidi

Software provider TradeBeam signed an agreement to provide its Global Trade Management product to Ro

A strike by truck drivers that began Sunday at India's southern Port of Chennai has halted container

Now the real work begins. After winning Eagle Global Logistics in an unusual and bitter bidding war

In order to establish a new regional head office in Dubai, Schenker is capitalizing on the integrati

Lockheed Martin subsidiary Savi Technology can now provide its Radio Frequency Identification-based

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.At first glance, the latest numbers on logistics spending

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Menlo Worldwide, the global logistics subsidiary of Con-w

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Stonepath Group may be coming to the end of its troubled

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Slightly more than half of the import entries processed b

The National Coffee Association of U.S.A. Inc. announced Monday it is moving into the pilot phase of