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ICC UNVEILS DECISION ON RELEASED RATESThe Interstate Commerce Commission, reversing a two-ye

The intermodal industry is headed for tough times, with transportation capacity exceeding the amount

SHIPPERS WARM UP QUICKLY to Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway's new domestic and international int

Trucking investor Allan D. Musgrove, who acquired several ailing freight lines last year, added a st

GRAND TRUNK WESTERN (Detroit) - Robert Gavin was named international sales manager, anew position. H

A group of mid-sized trucking companies increased their 1988 tonnage at twice the rate of larger com

RAIL COST FACTOR HIKED FOR THE THIRD QUARTERThe Interstate Commerce Commission has raised th

American Society of Transportation and Logistics, seminar on fundamentals of traffic and transportat

Amtrak's employees have scheduled a day of rallies and informational picketing to protest policies o

You can cut your way to prosperity. Edward L. Moyers, president and chief executive officer

J. DAVIS NAMED PRESIDENT OF CSX RAIL TRANSPORTRICHMOND, Va. - Jerry R. Davis is leaving Unio

Critics on both sides of the trucking regulatory issue are lining up in California to do battle over

The Customs Service has approved port-of-entry status for the Virginia Port Authority's inland port

The first inland clearance depot, or ICD, has been formally opened in Malaysia, one of a series inte

The Department of Transportation this week is unveiling the first planning steps in its ambitious ca

The railroad industry is mounting a campaign for repeal of the Federal Employers' Liability Act that

The Supreme Court Monday sent back to lower courts a number of railroad cases involving employees' r

Railroads and their investment bankers clashed with labor unions and state regulators last week over

CONTAINERPORT OFFERS LOUISVILLE SERVICESContainerPort Group is offering transportation servi

THE ROLE OF RAILROAD public relations executives has changed in recent years. Increasingly,

THE RECORDING INDUSTRY'S switch to compact discs from vinyl long-playing albums is hitting a truck c

For the week ended June 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Higher freight rates and a modest increase in tonnage produced a 70 percent surge in 1988 net income

Striking transport workers brought much of Britain to a halt Wednesday. The first national r

BLE WINS UNION FIGHT TO REPRESENT NS LINESThe Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers defeated t

Appearances by four railroad presidents feature today's opening session of the 37th annual meeting o

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, June 23. Martin F. (Buzz) Fitzpatrick, head of USDA's tran

The climax of a major showdown within railroad labor will slowly unwind today, when the National Med

CN SETS $11 MILLION 5-PAK RAILCAR PROJECTWINNIPEG, Alberta - Canadian National is spending $

CSX Corp. said Tuesday that continued or expanded work stoppages in eastern coal fields are likely t

Better side-view mirrors on heavy trucks could help drivers see moving trains and avoid collisions a

Legislation that would toughen federal regulations on roadside inspections and unsafe trucking firms

The U.S. Bankrupcty Court of the District of Delaware has cleared the way for the Delaware & Hudson

An article on Page 5B of The Journal of Commerce June 19 on random alcohol testing for transportatio

AMERICAN PRESIDENT COMPANIES LTD. (Oakland) - Paul A. Fox was appointed a director of business devel

BACKHAULING OF GARBAGE by food-carrying refrigerated truckers is giving some shippers the jitters.

Controversial trucking investor Allan D. Musgrove sold Be-Mac Transport Co. to the carrier's managem

Greenbrier Cos. and Superior Transportation Systems have announced a new service that uses railroad

(Last of a Series) STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Deregulation apparently has forced more and more tr

AAA TRUCKING PACT APPROVED BY TEAMSTERSTRENTON, N.J. - AAA Trucking Corp. said its contract