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NYK Line (North America) Inc. says it has cut two to three days off its double-stack train service b

THREE NEW SAFETY LAWS TAKE EFFECT IN MICH.DEARBORN, Mich. - A three-year campaign to reduce

Riverbed soil erosion may have caused a 60-foot section of a bridge to collapse into Tennessee's Hat

Half of Trailer Train Co.'s latest order for new double-stack railcars is going to the company that

Two years after the collapse of the Schoharie Creek bridge along the New York State Thruway, things

Japan intends to lend China a further US$1.2 billion in official funds to help upgrade outdated and

Canadian motor carriers are facing turmoil as rate-slashing remains savage for most sectors of the t

Burlington Northern Railroad changed its advance car-booking program "to improve the service for our

Oversupply is endemic to the container transportation business, said Richard H. Finn, president of T

IND. COMMUTER DISTRICT SEEKS RAILCAR FUNDSGARY, Indiana - The Northern Indiana Commuter Tran

COURT RESERVES RULING ON SYMPATHY STRIKENEW YORK - A federal appeals court reserved ruling o

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. is "gone," according to the company's owner, but the expected settlement

The 12 unions seeking to replace the United Transportation Union as the representative of the worker

The first step toward the eventual privatization of South African Transport Services, the giant stat

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc., the controversial Northeast rail carrier, threatened suit a

Trailer Train Co. said it will order additional intermodal equipment for third quarter delivery as a

The Interstate Commerce Commission reversed an earlier decision and denied a request by the Missouri

State Treasurer Francisco L. Borges said a proposal to use the state's transportation fund to offset

After some two years in the making, the great showdown between U.S. railroads and their labor unions

Transporting the cremated remains of a beloved family member may become more difficult because of a

Transportation patterns in Southern California will be dramatically altered if a proposed air qualit

JUSTICE IS DONE WITHOUT ATTORNEYCHICAGO - A truck driver whose formal schooling stopped at e

RAILROADS FEAR THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION decision on productivity sharing could have the ef

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the merger of two trucking industry rate bureaus and dis

HAZARDOUS TRANSPORT SUBJECT OF FORUMThe anticipated fight over the reauthorization of the Ha

The Soviet Union will assist in rehabilitating the state-owned rail systemof the Philippines, Moscow

The head of the nation's federal highway program will join American Trucking Associations as vice pr

Consolidated Freightways Inc. slipped past Roadway Express Inc. last year to become the nation's sec

Railroad labor's new wave of full-scale inter-union raiding may well provoke the long-discussed cons

GROUP APPLAUDS COURT FOR DRUG TEST RULINGAn association of corporations owning truck fleets

Lend Lease Trucks Inc., Minneapolis, will spend $100 million on new trucks and trailers to expand it

Officials in Seoul unveiled over the weekend ambitious plans for twoelectrified, high-speed

Jackie Presser, the late Teamsters president, told government officials that organized crime element

Experiments will be conducted later this month on a joint rail freight service between Thailand and

NORFOLK SOUTHERN PLANS 68 TRIPS IN 15 STATESROANOKE, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp., which con

Conrail's new double-stack service into the Boston area has attracted a significant volume of oceanb

For the week ended March 18, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

On his daily commute to work, Peter Haller would check to make sure a historic railroad roundhouse w

STANDARD & POOR'S CUTS CF SENIOR DEBT RATINGNEW YORK - Consolidated Freightways Inc.'s senio

Delta Nu Alpha, Chapter 212, regular monthly meeting, March 27. Johnathan's restaurant, Hasbrouck He