Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.A $1.1 billion bill that would provide new security fundi

At its open voting conference held earlier this week in Washington, D.C., the Surface Transportation

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The United States must change its approach to national se

NEWARK, N.J. - Container traffic at some ports was slowed Monday as a threatened strike by independe

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.With a far-flung North American network valued at $350 mi

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The highway bill is working on a month-to-month rental. W

OTTAWA - Canadians are a weekend away from turning away in large numbers from Prime Minister Paul Ma

WASHINGTON - The House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Trade has authorized budgets of just more than

The U.S. Border Patrol division of Customs and Border Protection began testing its first Unmanned Ae

OTTAWA - Canadians are a weekend away from turning away in large numbers from Prime Minister Paul Ma

WASHINGTON - The Senate cleared legislation Wednesday night to extend national highways and surface

The European Union's top agriculture official plans to propose a radical overhaul of the EU's sugar

TORONTO - Canada's co-chair of the International Joint Commission, which oversees waterways along t

The Virginia branch of a Massachusetts railroad company plans to develop space at the Hillsborough,

New York Regional Rail Corp. said that Transit Rail L.L.C. has invested another $250,000 in the tran

Mexican transport company TMM, which has had a rough time renegotiating its debt, offered creditors

CSX Intermodal plans to launch an upgrade to its electronic data interchange (EDI) billing system.

FedEx Corp. raised its earnings forecast for the fiscal year after saying fourth-quarter profit rose

Canadian Pacific Railway, struggling to handle surging containerized freight at the Port of Vancouve

LOS ANGELES - Truckers are again calling for a nationwide strike to protest high fuel prices and wor

On July 1, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen/Teamsters Rail Conference (BLET) members

LOMBARD, Ill. -- After months of struggling with a crew shortage and congestion, the Union Pacific R

China's railroads handled more than 182 million tons of cargo in May, an increase of 5.4 percent ove

WASHINGTON -- The Transportation Security Administration has the "appropriate" funding for its port-

U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans plans to press Chinese officials over a trade complaint against op

The National Industrial Transportation League and the American Trucking Associations on Tuesday unve

The World Trade Organization has upheld a landmark ruling issued in April that found U.S. cotton sub

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.Formed in 1999 in the midst of the Internet-based technol

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The controversy over so-called "donor-states" - those tha

WASHINGTON -- A Senate Appropriations subcommittee adopted an amendment that would require the Depar

Foreign trade through the ports of Shanghai and Tianjin increased at double-digit rates during the f

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.TNT Logistics North America opened a 340,000 square-foot

CSX Corp. announced Monday that James R. Hertwig has been named president of CSX Intermodal Inc.

The Bush administration has proposed new tariffs on wooden bedroom furniture from China as it decide

Copyright 2004, Traffic World, Inc.The global logistics market is officially and emphaticall

WASHINGTON -- Advance electronic cargo manifest reporting for railroad freight will begin on July 12

The 11th UN Conference on Trade and Development ended highlighting the growing gap between rich and

Germany's Deutsche Post said Thursday it is pressing ahead with its initial public offering of share

WASHINGTON -- Republican leaders of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee introduced

MOL on Friday announced a reorganization to promote growth strategies aimed at expanding its busines