Transport, Trade and Regulation News

PHILIPS SUBSIDIARY GETS AT&T PHONE WORKAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - AT&T Network Systems

Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. is starting a yearlong test that will put more than 65,000 vehicles in c

Ergonomics has come to the locomotive cab, and railroads hope they will get safer, moreattentive eng

A decision on whether to proceed with plans to establish an international database on merchant ships

SPANISH TILT TRAIN EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONSOLYMPIA, Wash. - Spain's Talgo Pendular 200 t

If Kmart, Wal-Mart, Sears and other retail giants had been around in 1776, Betsy Ross would have bee

Basic Traffic Network Simulation Modeling I. July 25-27. Seminar sponsored by Dowling College's Nati

Plans were unveiled Friday for the world's largest air-cargo complex, a nearly US$1 billion center a

The days of the inch-thick retail catalog may be numbered - electronic browsing is on the way. A new

CHINA EASTERN AIRLINES TO BUY 3 AIRBUS JETSSHANGHAI, China - China Eastern Airlines

Singapore is redefining port operations with its high-tech systems and futuristic plans. But riding

Motorola Inc.'s vision of a planet linked by a wireless telecommunications network took another step

Basic Traffic Network Simulation Modeling I. July 25-27. Seminar sponsored by Dowling College's Nati

The airline industry is up in arms over an aircraft lighting directive issued recently by the Federa

Scandinavian Airlines System might become the first customer for McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s MD-95.

Canada's trucking industry is searching for a simulator to help train drivers and iswilling to pay a

Veracruz, Mexico's busiest port, is turning to U.S. businesses for communications and safety upgrade

BOEING TO USE LCDS ON 737 FLIGHT DECKSSEATTLE - The flight deck of Boeing Corp.'s ne

After 125 years of reliance on the current air-braking system, U.S. railroads are on the verge of go

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers. July 12-13. San Francisco Hilton Ho

One of the world's largest aircraft maintenance facilities will be created in a remote area of Hong

Despite falling imports and a positive trade balance of $6.9 billion in the first quarter of 1994, t

Emery Worldwide will open a new terminal today in San Leandro, Calif, a suburb of Oakland. T

More and more large forwarding companies are moving into large warehousing operations they own or co

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers. July 12-13. San Francisco Hilton Ho

Provo Municipal Airport will receive a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.<

CHINESE COMPANY WINS BOEING CONTRACTSEATTLE - A Chinese aerospace company has won a

Burlington Air Express announced Friday that it plans to increase its fleet by five aircraft, raisin

A new truck parts plant will soon rumble into gear in Stockton, speeding up job creation there.<

Expeditors International plans to become the first freight forwarder to file air waybills electronic

Small packages are Federal Express Corp.'s specialty, but the carrier also handles some really big o

XEROX WINS AWARD FOR CUSTOMS LINKBOSTON - Xerox Corp. has received an award for bein

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers. July 12-13. San Francisco Hilton Ho

Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. is expanding computer links between its tractors and dispatch office

The air-cargo industry has recovered since 1991, but the sector is on a new flight pathdue to change

In a bid to clean up its aviation industry's increasingly awful safety record, China is buying three

Hitachi Ltd. has disclosed plans to develop a parallel supercomputer using the PowerPC, a reduced in

The Pemco Engineers Aircraft Cargo Handling System Division of Precision Standard Inc. has entered a

6PS TESTING CHUNNEL FOR COST EFFECTIVENESSFOLKESTONE, England - United Parcel Servic

Joanne C. Cornelison, the U.S. Customs Service's district director in New Orleans, was on hand in Ch