Transport, Trade and Regulation News

It doesn't matter which facet of the transportation industry you're involved with, eventually you ar

Having learned from their customs brokerage counterparts, freight forwarders are taking a cautious a

ASYST TECHNOLOGIES INC. (Milpitas, Calif.) - Ray S. Martin was named director of advanced technology

DOT, S. AFRICA AGREE TO SHARE TECHNOLOGYWASHINGTON - Officials from the U.S. and Sou

A new report by Mexican and U.S. scientists urges Mexican firms to use technology to improve competi

BOEING ENGINEERS TRIM THE FAT FROM NEW 737WICHITA, Kansas - Boeing engineers working

Local shipping and airlines, forwarders and terminals will be linked electronically this summer in w

The Port Import/Export Reporting Service, a New York subsidiary of The Journal of Commerce, launched

Sometimes it is the simplest ideas that are the best . . . and most profitable. By using bas

A software watchdog agency announced settlements with two Texas companies over their alleged use of

It's every motorist's nightmare: getting lost in a strange city with absolutely no sense of directio

American National Standards Institute. March 23-24. Strategic standardization and global competitive

A company that has built a business by catering to shippers who don't want to outsource their transp

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has approved $4.5 million to develop systems of foam blo

What does a busy railroad do when it has too many passengers and not enough railcars? Put people on

Have you ever lost track of a client or had someone skip town owing six months in back bills? Show m

WRIGHT IS WRONG, KOREAN BOOK SAYSSEOUL, South Korea - With apologies to the Wright b

Intelligent Transportation Society of America. March 15-17. Fifth annual meeting. Washington. Contac

Skyway Freight Systems is broadening the horizons of its logistics management business beyond the bo

ABF Freight System Inc., used to traveling the interstate highways, is cautiously climbing onto the

Japan has announced a goal of constructing a nationwide fiber-optic network by 2010 as part of its p

ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO BUY 20 GM LOCOMOTIVESCHICAGO - Illinois Central Railroad has sig

A blend of technological, mechanical and managerial steps enabled Union Pacific Railroad to save $44

Union Pacific Railroad said simulations have shown that new locomotives, which the carrier expects t

The Foreign Trade Data Users Group is contemplating the Internet launch of a home page, or customize

EDI: Fitting the Pieces Together. March 8-10. Seminar sponsored by Sterling Software Inc.'s Commerce

An electronic bill of lading for freight shipments moving between North American Free Trade Agreemen

Booming sales of hush kits to bring old planes into compliance with noise restrictions have caused B

SPECIALISTS TO FINISH EDI BILL OF LADINGTUCSON, Ariz. - Electronic data interchange

The new Zaurus personal digital assistant is actually a Sharp Wizard on steroids. Sharp Elec

EDI: Fitting the Pieces Together. March 8-10. Seminar sponsored by Sterling Software Inc.'s Commerce

The Georgia Ports Authority plans to introduce a radio frequency system designed to augment the exis

Imagine a great airport on a vast rolling prairie, filled with technological wonders and capped by a

The Internet, that ubiquitous global web of interconnected computers, continues to sprout new tentac

Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG, a unit of Germany's Siemens AG, has made a tender offer for

After years of searching, a California company has found a soul mate in South Korea - one that share

Several new schemes for intelligent cross-border transportation systems should hit theproposal desk

THE RACE IS ON FOR VIETNAM ROAD PACTSHANOI, Vietnam - Fifty-nine foreign contractors

The Federal Railroad Administration and the Association of American Railroads have signed a revised

Someday, we'll learn that when Scotty first beamed up Capt. Kirk, it was fromSalt LakeCity.