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PLM INTERNATIONAL INC. (San Francisco) - James A. Ohlweiler was appointed vice president, management

State transportation officials called for large increases in federal spending to repair aging roads

COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS IN ARK. TRUCK TAX CASEUp to $160 million was at stake last week when t

CSL Intermodal has shaken up its marketing department in an effort to increase market responsiveness

The Federal Railroad Administration has proposed the first-ever federal rules setting the minimum qu

HUNT TRANSPORT PLANS 4 PERCENT RATE INCREASELOWELL, Ark. - J. B. Hunt Transport Inc. said it

It still is not clear whether methanol will be economically and logistically feasible as a motor fue

Heavy truck sales went from gradual cooling into the deep freeze last month as deliveries dipped 22.

BRITISH RAILWAYS (London) - Robert Paul Reid will become chairman on April 1, succeeding Sir Robert

REVENUE ADEQUACY FOR ONE RAILROAD may mean that others never will become revenue adequate.That's the

For the week ended Dec. 2, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's majorrailroads equaled 122

A Tennessee coal company and an Indiana shipyard entered a new era Thursday when the barge Pen 101 s

Low water levels are raising the specter of Mississippi River shutdowns, with part of the river alre

MD., VA. OFFICIALS CITE BACKING FOR BYPASSESOfficials of the Maryland and Virginia highway d

A RETAIL SHIPPER's Far East distribution network remains intact despite the Federal Express Corp. pl

The Interstate Commerce Commission has scheduled a hearing for Dec. 19 on two labor-protection cases

A U.S. appeals court has refused to dismiss an appeal of a ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commiss

FRENCH TRAIN SHATTERS WORLD SPEED RECORDTOURS, France - The newest generation of France's hi

Don't expect the "poo-poo choo-choo" to leave the car barn anytime soon. Public indignation

Amid muttering by stockholders, Fruehauf Corp. ended a tortuous odyssey Nov. 29, a journey that carr

TRUCKING GROUP BACKS TEEN DRIVING PROGRAMThe American Trucking Associations has joined Progr

Gov. Thomas H. Kean and a state senator criticized the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Mon

Sea-Land Service Inc. is beating its European rivals in their own backyard. The giant U.S. c

The National Mediation Board's new rules governing competing representation claims by railroad union

Vietnam is ready to privatize chunks of its transportation infrastructure in an ambitious program to

The Supreme Court again has let stand a lower court ruling that railroad workers injured while perfo

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said he expects to see ''alarming" levels of drug usage w

CSX Transportation Inc. has integrated 10 key national account managers within three of its marketin

NEW LOADING SYSTEM READY FOR TRUCKERSPEORIA, Ill. - Truckers have a new load management prod

TOLL HIKE PROPOSED FOR NY-NJ CROSSINGSThe Port Authority of New York & New Jersey proposes r

CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES INC. (Lionville, Pa.) - John J. Kilcullen was appointed president and chi

WITH HEATHER GRADISON'S TENURE as chairman of the Interstate CommerceCommission drawing to a

European Community transport ministers renew their efforts today to open up their national trucking

The White House still has not received legislation passed by Congress to reauthorize the Local Rail

Officials with the United Steelworkers union called last week's job action by steel haulers a succes

CON-WAY CENTRAL WINS SAFETY AWARDWISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. - Con-Way Central Express was honored

Angry truckers won a slight reduction in scheduled toll increases of up to 67 percent on the Massach

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION'S proposal to eliminate mandatory cargo insurance coverage for tr

One of the biggest agricultural problems of the next decade will be a shortage of railcars for hauli

The railroad industry, analysts and shippers are still assessing the impact of the Interstate Commer