Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Bridge damage from Hurricane Ivan has shut down truck traffic through the western Panhandle and coul

Kansas City Southern and Grupo TMM S.A. jointly announced that the Mexican Foreign Investment Commis

The first concrete results of China's recent revamping of its rail development program will be an ad

WASHINGTON - The Senate this week completed several days of action on the fiscal 2005 appropriations

WASHINGTON - The Department of Agriculture on Thursday published final rules for the importation of

South Korean software exports surged 67.5 percent year-on-year during the first six months of this y

U.S. negotiators came to the defense of Boeing Co. on Thursday, seeking cuts in European Union subsi

Egypt and the United States will launch a new round of negotiations in October on a proposed free-tr

The European Union on on Thursday demanded that Washington explain more clearly how it subsidizes Bo

Led primarily by price increases in key industries such as oil, chemicals, wood and primary metals,

Truckers will be trained to spot suspicious activity and help protect U.S. roads under an expanded H

According to Indiana transportation leaders, 2004 is shaping up to be a record year. In prep

WASHINGTON -- Several representatives of U.S. manufacturers plan to appeal personally Thursday to me

While they continue trying to solve year-long service difficulties, Union Pacific Railroad and CSX T

India's software exports are on track to grow by 30%, year-to-year through March 2005, despite attem

While new hours of service rules are formulated for truckers, special-interest groups continue to ar

Singapore-based SembCorp Logistics Ltd. expects to set up a site at South Korea's Port of Gwangyan

An online "E-Freight Center" was launched at the Federation of ASEAN Shippers' Councils Forum on Mon

U.S. companies continued to export more services in the second quarter than they outsourced abroad,

While new hours of service rules are formulated for truckers, special-interest groups continue to ar

U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick and Bahrain's Minister of Finance and National Economy

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.All the cargo containers line up in orderly ranks, correc

GeoLogistics Corp. said it has been selected as the single source global logistics service provider

The European Union and Mercosur agreed Sunday to resume free-trade talks, EU trade commissioner Pasc

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Indiana has its first expansion of a manufacturing and lo

The U.S. International Trade Commission complied with a Nafta trade ruling and issued a statement sa

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Speaking at a recent meeting of automobile manufacturing

The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection announced plans Monday to test the automated truck manif

FedEx Corp. announced Monday that the company has completed its $120 million purchase of Parcel Dire

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Third party logistics provider Exel's Lima, Peru office r

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Logistics isn't what it used to be. A few years ago logis

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., introduced a three-pronged proposal Friday intended to enforce

On Friday, the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) reported a 14.6 percent increase in

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers should keep their eyes out for another potential

A senior U.S. trade official said that the United States would limit apparel imports from China if A

United Parcel Service Inc. was hit with a lawsuit that claims the world's biggest package carrier vi

Malaysian Customs introduced the Customs Golden Client program, to speed the flow of goods with a st

Florida East Coast Railway said it was struggling to restore normal freight service on 351 miles of

The United States trade deficit totaled $50.1 billion in July, down 8.9 percent from June's record-h

TPG, the Dutch mail, express and logistics company, said it opened new China headquarters for its TN