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IF A SMALL VIRGINIA AIRPORT achieves its goal of building a cargo terminal, it'll be good news for a

DELAWARE AUTHORITY APPROVES YARD PLANCAMDEN, N.J. - The board of the Delaware River Port Aut

William N. Deramus III, chairman of Kansas City Southern Industries Inc., died Wednesday at age 73.

Riss International Corp., the Kansas City-based trucking company, reached the end of its road this w

F-F-E TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INC. (Dallas) - Marvin Dentler was named West Coast regional manager

For the week ended Nov. 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Chemical Leaman Corp. narrowed its third-quarter loss to $175,721 on revenue of $58.5 million.

Thousands of people are expected to participate today in a walk across the 8.5-mile San Francisco-Oa

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee has decided to hold a confirmation hearing

MACK TRUCKS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - Joseph P. Rossetti, Mack's executive vice president, marketing,

The head of the nation's largest truckers' group ripped the railroad industry this week for advocati

Industry leaders suffered far less than their smaller competitors in the heavy truck industry last m

ROCKWELL ADDS PRODUCT TO CAM BRAKE FAMILYTROY, Mich. - Rockwell International Corp.'s Automo

ILLINOIS CENTRAL LOSES $1 MILLION IN QUARTERIllinois Central Railroad Co. lost $1 million in

International trade and transportation in the 1990s will face a streamlined and more efficient Europ

Mack Trucks Inc. lost $87.5 million, on $367.4 million revenue in the third quarter. That compared w

A court hearing today could lead to the loss of nearly 300 trucks operated by Riss International Cor

A House subcommittee has approved legislation to regulate the use of railroad cars, trucks and other

The nation's first luxury passenger train in decades rolled into town three minutes late, but its ow

TRANSPORTATION TABLE TO DEBATE FUEL TAXESThe Transportation Table will hear on Friday both s

The Supreme Court has permitted random drug-testing of Boston police officers, providing new evidenc

MISSISSIPPI LOCK 26 IS CLOSED FOR REPAIRSKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Lock and Dam 26 on the Mississip

Geostar Corp., Washington, has won a $10 million contract from Burlington Motor Carriers, Hurst, Tex

Consolidated Freightways Corp. has opened its fifth regional truck line, a Dallas-based company that

A Teamsters local president who has been endorsed for the national union's presidency said further r

Britain's businessmen are calling for a doubling of investment in the country's transport infrastruc

It took two tries, but a 104-ton steam locomotive built in China and destined for Iowa was hoisted o

Seven days a week, 16 hours a day, the orange locomotives of a railroad you've probably never heard

ICC REJECTS BN BID TO DELAY UTILITY'S CASEThe Interstate Commerce Commission has rejected a

Donald Petersen will retire as chairman March 1. He will be succeeded by Harold Poling, Ford's vice

A RAILROAD INDUSTRY POSITION already is becoming clear even though the legislative fight over the fe

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expects to open a new and larger lock system on the mid-Mississippi

Barges, loaded with a bountiful grain harvest, are backed up on the mid- Mississippi River this week

CSX TRANSPORTATION INC. (Baltimore) - Ralph L. Felter was named assistant vice president, automotiv

The trucking industry is fuming over a decision to raise truck tolls on the Massachusetts Turnpike b

SHIPPERS WITH THEIR OWN private fleets are gearing up for the new commercial driver's license.

For the week ended Nov. 4, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 12

Depressed railway traffic, weak markets for newsprint and the higher value of the Canadian dollar we

Transcisco Industries Inc. reported third-quarter earnings of $633,000, or 14 cents a share, compar

CSX CORP. COMPLETES REPURCHASE PROGRAMRICHMOND, Va. - CSX Corp. has completed the share repu