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Long-haul European truckers, who now must stop at roadside phone booths and fumble for the right cha

G. Piazza, Once Owner Of Stats Express, DiesALBANY, N.Y. - George O. Piazza, 73, retired own

Low-cost high-speed electronic routing is available to even the smallest shippers with Carolina Frei

PLANS AND PROPOSALS for the upcoming master contract talks between the Teamsters union and the truc

Spurred by a study by the Coalition of Northeastern Governors, or Coneg, high-speed rail may be comi

Railroad Group Seeks Change in Cost IndexThe Association of American Railroads has asked the

A new information transmission technology is allowing companies to tie their computers together thro

The Interstate Commerce Commission decided that none of the nation's 18 Class I railroads earned an

The outlook for heavy truck makers this year is Merrill Lynch all over. The industry seems t

Shippers and most truckers rejected a Transportation Department plan that would force hazardous mate

A broken axle or wheel has been blamed for a 16-car CSX freight train derailment that forced the ove

A 49-car freight train carrying gasoline and oil derailed and caught fire in a tunnel in western Chi

Track Rehabilitation To Slow LIRR ServiceJAMAICA, N.Y. - The Long Island Rail Road began tra

Rockwell to Phase Out 6 Single Speed AxlesTROY, Mich. - Rockwell International Corp.'s autom

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

A new man has been appointed to initiate the "sweeping reform" of Australian transport. He i

Two state programs that work together to regulate the transport of hazardous wastes and nab rigs wit

Authorities eager to keep Miami's 3-year-old commuter system spick-and-span arrested a mother who al

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD MARKETING EXECUTIVES have been making the rounds of news offices recent

George White, general manager of Westburne Industrial Enterprises Ltd. of Mississauga, Ont., is in a

Celebration to Mark Ore.-Calif. Rail LinkASHLAND, Ore. - A hundred years ago Charles Crocker

Truck drivers in recent years have been steering their big rigs clear of the Lincoln and Holland tun

Mack's New Workers To Report Aug. 31WINNSBORO, S.C. - An official of Mack Trucks Inc. said t

The 1987-88 American Package Express Carriers Association service directory is now available. APECA

A Mack official said that maximum production capacity of the company's new automated plant in Winnsb

U.S. Truck Lines Inc. would be the centerpiece of a network of mid-sized motor carriers under a prop

Rails Reach Settlement On Track-Use DisputeA track dispute between the Union Pacific and Sou

Hundreds of workers at Canada's two national railways defied union requests to stop wildcat walkouts

The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service will fine the Canadian Pacific Railroad at least $50

Freymiller Trucking Inc., a Bakersfield, Calif.-based long-haul carrier, feels the market for temper

UPS Teamsters Ratify ContractTeamsters employed by United Parcel Service Inc. ratified a new

For the week ended Aug. 8, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Rate Bureaus Propose Mid-October IncreasesTwo major trucking industry rate bureaus proposed

The Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department have cleared the Henley Group's request to b

Continued freight rate discounting sent second quarter profits plummeting for both national and regi

The Swedish and Danish governments agreed to begin formal negotiations on a bridge and tunnel link b

The head of the umbrella group representing nine unions negotiating with Canada's railroads urged wo

Plans have been established to include the private trade in an effort to transport grain and oilseed

There was a loud knock at the door at Navistar International Corp. last month. It was the so

An official of Mack Trucks Inc. said the company was considering higher employment levels and produc