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Two of the Interstate Commerce Commission's five members denounced its decision to alter a landmark

ROADWAY EARNINGS ROSE IN 4TH QUARTER OF 1988AKRON, Ohio - Roadway Services Inc.'s fourth qua

CHEMICAL LEAMAN OPENS TRANSFER FACILITY LIONVILLE, Maine - Chemical Leaman Tank Lines has

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD (Fort Worth, Texas) - Gerald Grinstein will become president and chief

Prices will be the key that regulates any effects a possible 1989 drought could have on shipping, sa

Many American railroads will understand the unaccustomed elation being experienced by state-owned Ma

Ridding the highways of unsafe truck drivers has never been easy. Now, a new organization is trying

GATX Corp. said it earned $9 million, or 97 cents a share, on revenue of $157.7 million. This compar

RAIL TRAFFIC SUMMARY FOR 1988 IS AVAILABLEAtlantic Systems Inc., a New York consulting firm

A partnership launched Friday between two British transport groups offers importers in major trading

ISUZU TRUCK OF AMERICA INC. (South El Monte, Calif.) - Hajime Senga was named president. He replaces

For the week ended Jan. 7, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 87

SHIPPERS HAVE WON a key round against the Texas Railroad Commission in an automatic released rate fi

NEW ALLIANCE LINKS NITL UNIT, NJ CLUBNEWARK, N.J. - A new transportation alliance has bloome

Transportation Secretary-designate Samuel K. Skinner said the nation's highways and bridges need "su

The Illinois Central Railroad has lost its bid to break the crew-consist agreement it has with the U

The renomination bid of Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather J. Gradison is running into

Consolidated Rail Corp.'s new chief executive told securities analysts here Wednesday that the compa

Trucking industry officials are asking Congress and the Bush administration to investigate a new gov

Conrail earned $78 million, or $1.13 a share, on revenue of $904 million in the fourth quarter.<

Secretary of Transportation-designate Samuel K. Skinner easily worked his way through the first publ

Transportation Brokers Conference of America, special one-day seminar on transportation liability, J

In a bid to win intermodal cargo now moving through southern California, the Port of Seattle unanimo

There's something to be said for sticking to one's fundamental business: You could make a lot of mon

APC GETS APPROVAL TO REPURCHASE SHARESOAKLAND, Calif. - The board of directors of American P

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. reported fourth quarter income rose 37 percent to $156.1 million, or

CSX Corp. has decided to keep the Greenbrier resort it owns in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.

The Interstate Commerce Commission said truck tariffs that automatically reduce a carrier's freight

A federal judge has dismissed a challenge by railroad labor to a tactic adopted by the carriers for

DOUBLE-STACK TRAIN ARRIVES IN WORCESTERHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal said the f

UNION PACIFIC POSTS JUMP IN PROFITUnion Pacific Corp. said its fourth quarter profit rose to

The massive racketeering lawsuit aimed at putting the Teamsters union under government control may b

Sixty-one moose have died in Alaska so far this winter in the uneven contest between animal and loco

SP TRANSPORT TO BOLSTER RAIL MARKETING EFFORTSSAN FRANCISCO - Southern Pacific Transportatio

CSX Transportation Inc., the nation's largest railroad in terms of track miles and the number of car

Dissident Teamsters told a federal court in New York that supervised rank- and-file elections could

CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal's chassis leasing subsidiary, CSX Services, opened a new facility at its int

A Korean steamship company is disputing close to $1 million in rail charges with Southern Pacific Tr

Earth-moving giant Caterpillar Inc. said 1988 annual earnings jumped 76 percent, to $616 million on

SANTE FE WORKER RESCUES SIX PEOPLEBUENA PARK, Calif. - A Santa Fe railroad worker rescued a