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For the week ended Dec. 24 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

A federal transportation panel last week cited drug impairment by an Amtrak employee and Amtrak's fa

After eight weeks of closed-door wrangling, the Interstate CommerceCommission released its w

Most railroad industry insiders shrugged off the proposed federal budget for fiscal 1990 as soon as

Truckers handling most of Jamaica's containerized export cargo say they are suspending their service

Daredevil skateboarders, dressed like Winter Olympic luge racers, have been speeding down steep hill

FRENCH FIRM TO SUPPLY TRAINS TO SPAINAlsthom Inc., the French rail equipment manufacturer, h

New Jersey's 14 milk handlers are puzzled and upset over the disappearance of thousands of plastic m

When the container age began in 1958, Raphael Che was still a grade school student in Hong Kong.

The Reagan administration's fiscal 1990 budget calls for 150 new inspectors to police unsafe trucks

Competition for intermodal rail shipments in Massachusetts appears to be heating up with word that I

An apparent reduction in trucking industry tonnage growth could create new pricing pressures that wi

A year of underwater inspections found 19 of 27 city-owned bridges will need minor repairs but none

Matlack Systems Inc. reported income of $1.4 million, or 26 cents a share, on revenue of $230.2 mill

RAILROAD INDUSTRY HOPES for any congressional action on changes in Federal Employees Liability Act l

JOHN LAWE, PRESIDENT OF UNION, DIES AT 69John Lawe, the one-time bus cleaner who became pres

Huron & Eastern Railway Co. has acquired the former CSX Transportation line running between Bad Axe

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. had to mortgage its railroad's rolling stock in order to help r

Inland waterway traffic in France rose last year for the first time in 15 years. Volume incr

CANADIAN NATIONAL AND CANADIAN PACIFIC railroads have turned down an offer to buy their Nova Scotia

Jubilant preservationists learned at year-end that CSX Corp. is giving the 92-year-old Seaboard rail

TRANSPORTATION TABLE TO MEET IN WASHINGTONThe outlook for 1989 in the railroad, trucking and

CSX TEAM DEVELOPS NEW BUSINESS FOR LINEBALTIMORE - CSX Transportation Inc. said its industri

The decision on whether the city of York is going to get into the railroad business may be left up t

The nation's first commercial driver's license that meets federal standards set under a 1986 safety

A group of mid-sized trucking companies converted higher freight rates into robust earnings gains du

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered 45 railroads to refund about $1 million in overcharge

U.S. LEASING INTERNATIONAL INC. (San Francisco) - Frank H. Mason was appointed executive vice presid

Federal officials are expected to decide within the next two weeks whether to appeal Friday's prelim

CSX Corp., which operates the largest U.S. flag steamship company and one of the largest railroads i

CUBAN RADIO REPORTS 3 DEAD IN TRAIN WRECKTwo trains collided in Cuba's easternmost province

LLT Acquisition Inc., the parent of Lend Lease Trucks Inc., has called off its proposed acquisition

The nation's largest private trucking association named Gene S. Bergoffen, who formerly represented

For the week ended Dec. 17 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

All motor carriage rates in France were deregulated Jan. 1, after almost 50 years of controls, but t

EMONS HOLDINGS UNIT FINALIZES RAIL MERGERYORK, Pa. - The merger or E T Railcar Corp. into Em

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. said last week that its board of directors approved proposed changes

The key to ending the truck driver shortage is to convince drivers and mechanics that they can somed

C&H Transportation, one of the nation's largest haulers of oil-field equipment, was shut down Friday

In one of his last acts as secretary of transportation, Jim Burnley proposed a new federal rule that