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Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Under a rail safety pilot project, Federal Railroad Admin

When Jerry Moyes completes his buyout of Swift Transportation in the next few months, he'll return t

The American Trucking Associations petitioned the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to pro

Opposition to the sale or lease of public roads to private investors is uniting trucking and consume

Werner Enterprises promoted Gregory L. Werner to CEO as his father, company founder C.L. Werner, ret

FreightCar America sales in the fourth quarter were $390.8 million, up 46 percent from a year ago. N

The head of the United Transportation Union -- a 125,000-member union that includes train conductors

Logistics provider Pacer International Inc. on Wednesday reported net profit increased in the fourth

Rail volumes remained soft in week 5 of the year 2007, according to figures available from the Assoc

Vitran, a Canada-based North American LTL carrier, earned net income of $5 million on record revenue

As contract talks continue between Canadian National Railway and the United Transportation Union's 2

Fourth quarter intermodal volume grew at the slowest pace since a decline in 2001. The 0.6 percent i

Record revenue in the fourth quarter closed out a good year for Kansas City Southern railway. Profit

CSX Transportation expanded its electronic tool kit with a performance measure to track interchanges

Car hauler Allied Holdings filed a motion in bankruptcy court on Feb. 2 asking for permission to rej

In the week before Feb. 5 the average retail price of diesel edged up for the first time in two mont

Under a rail safety pilot project, Federal Railroad Administrator Joseph Boardman said rail workers

Rail shippers are hailing a Surface Transportation Board ruling ordering railroads to stop setting f

Shippers are in a position to reap bargain prices from their carriers as trucking companies lament o

FedEx Freight officially launched on Feb. 5 its long-haul less than truckload services in the United

inland bills of ladingMaersk Line, the world's largest container carrier will slash the numb

Volvo Trucks North America sold a record number of trucks in 2006, and increased its market share fo

Negotiators for the nation's largest railroads said their two-year contract negotiations with the Un

From a look at economic statistics and industry trends, hauling construction materials in the Southe

Rail traffic of all kinds is off 4.6 percent in the first four weeks of 2007 compared with last year

Landstar System, Jacksonville, Fla.-based logistics and trucking provider, got hit with a one-two pu

Old Dominion Freight Line's profits increased 21.5 percent to $17.8 million in the fourth quarter co

Multi-regional less-than-truckload carrier Saia added another small LTL to its growing family. After

The Federal Railroad Administration accepted a key environmental review of plans by the Dakota, Minn

Longtime Maverick Transportation executive Bradford P. Scott died on Jan. 26 after suffering a heart

Williams Olefins, a shipper, requested Jan. 31 that its complaint against carrier Grand Trunk be dis

In a year that saw record revenue of nearly $10 billion for trucking giant YRC Worldwide, profits fe

Ed Harris, CN executive vice-president, operations, retired from the company effective Jan. 31.

Dick Davidson stepped down as chairman of Union Pacific, ending a career that took him from a teenag

Saia Inc. posted a 52 percent drop in fourth quarter profit and a $20.7 million loss in 2006 due to

Union Pacific withdrew last Thursday its request before the Federal Railroad Administration to contr

In a year when revenue grew 4 percent, Canadian Pacific held the increase in operating expenses to o

Con-way earned net income in the fourth quarter of $82.4 million, compared to fourth-quarter 2005 ne

Increasing ownership in two subsidiaries nearly doubled profits for the year for truckload carrier U

Canadian National Railway said 4,000 employees represented by the Canadian Auto Workers union have r