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The only remaining Class I railroads in the nation without crew-consist agreements with the United T

The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked a proposed tariff by a Kentucky truck line that would hav

An Ohio trucking company is giving a free lift to the world's largest honey jar. The jar was

Heavy truck makers, who have defied the whims of Wall Street and concerns over carrier profits all y

CON-WAY WESTERN EXPANDS CALIF. SERVICESANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif. - Con-Way Western Express has

Compagnie Generale Maritime, the largest shipowner in France, has become Europe's leading road haule

THE HUB GROUP INC. (Downers Grove, Ill.) - John T. Donnell was elected president of Hub City New Yor

Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics, annual assembly and technical symposium, Nov. 28-30. Loe

An article in Wednesday's paper on the government's new drug testing rules should have said that the

From Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico, electric utilities are developing coal transportation strategie

SPT PLANS TO EXPAND KANSAS YARD IN MERGERKANSAS CITY, Kan. - Southern Pacific Transportation

Labor unions reacted angrily to the Reagan administration's tough new drug testing program for trans

The traditionally sluggish tank truck industry may be poised for an upturn, according to an executiv

ROADWAY SERVICES INC. (Akron, Ohio) - Michael W. Wickham was named vice president, administration an

As economic growth continues, Washington state highways are going to need about $30 billion in work

Although federal officials announced a comprehensive drug testing program this week for four million

Joseph Bo Sullivan has resigned as chairman of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, but said he has no

Trucking freight rates will not be rising Jan. 2 after all. Several of the industry's region

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to decide whether Arkansas and Florida must refund tax money collect

CARGO DEVELOPMENT GROUP (Houston) - Steve Murray was appointed director, customer service. He was di

MASS. MOVING FORWARD ON BOSTON ROAD PLANSDespite mounting state fiscal woes, Massachusetts o

The Ontario government and the Ontario Trucking Association are embroiled in a lengthy legal tussle

LONDON SUBWAY CHIEF TENDERS RESIGNATIONThe head of London's subway system resigned last week

It is becoming increasingly obvious to the Southern California transportation community that polluti

Heavy truck sales took on landslide proportions in October as deliveries hit their highest monthly l

For the week ended Oct. 29, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Maine Gov. John R. McKernan Jr. has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to prepare contingency

As part of a major restructuring effort, CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Inc. will end direct intermodal tra

The railroad industry expects to face few changes under the Bush administration , and assumes the po

Washington Metropolitan Courier Association, fall conference and trade show, Nov. 12-13. Sheraton Pr

A George Bush administration may take a stronger stand than the Reagan White House in tackling troub

As a century's worth of soot and cobwebs are wiped from millions of stored- away records, a preserva

TRUCKING FIRM ADDS 100 VEHICLES TO FLEETOAKLAND, Calif. - American President Trucking announ

The total length of railway in northwest China has increased from 7,000 kilometers to more than 9,00

The Dutch government has vowed to fight West Germany's plan to impose a tax on trucks traveling on i

National safety and equipment problems have prompted regional truckers who work with ocean carriers

Canadian Pacific Ltd. asked a U.S. court to set aside an Interstate CommerceCommission order

Five leaders in the U.S. trucking industry are pushing hard for standardization of electronic servi

HIGH COURT TO CONSIDER SHORT-LINE RAIL GROWTHThe Supreme Court is expected to consider wheth

John Davis' passengers grabbed for seat backs and other handholds as he steered his Chevy van toward