Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Freight forwarders are developing an automated system for filing export declarations that should sig

US BACKS CODE-SHARING FOR UNITED, LUFTHANSAWASHINGTON - The Transportation Departmen

Competitive forces and customer preferences will force the intermodal box to resemble over-the-road

EDI '94 Conference and Exhibit. May 4-6. Annual meeting of Data Interchange Standards Association. M

Crusaders for a paperless society met in New York for four days last week, to demonstrate a thousand

An international consortium led by British consulting firm Trafalgar House on Monday was awarded a 2

China is forming a special panel to supervise and encourage growth of its container-manufacturing se

Efforts to rid the seas of substandard shipping will soon get a coordinated boost from a computerize

Client-Server Programming. April 27-29. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Contact: (404) 894

CUMMINS ENGINE POSTS INCREASED EARNINGSCOLUMBUS, Ind. - A growing North American hea

STUDY PROJECTS COSTS OF PLANE NOISE RULESWICHITA, Kan. - The U.S. airline industry c

The Dutch government is backing a radical plan for a 220-mph rail freight service linking Amsterdam

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s space business is getting a big boost - a $400 million contract to launch

Intelligent Vehicle Highway Society. April 17-20. Fourth annual meeting. Atlanta Hilton & Towers Hot

"Have you driven a Daewoo car lately? We've come a long way," a smiling Kim Tae-gou, president of Da

The Channel tunnel linking England and France probably is the safest construction of its kind in the

Amtrak admits that electrifying its Northeast Corridor will hamper Providence & Worcester Railroad's

CELADON GROUP (Indianapolis) - Robert J. Mueller was named vice president of Celadon's airfreight su

A new automated air traffic control system, hampered by cost overruns and development problems for y

Multimedia: Visualization and Presentation Technologies for Transportation. April 11-13. Seminar spo

ORE. LIGHT-RAIL PROJECT GETS $108 MILLION CHECKPORTLAND, Ore. - The city's westside

Unisys Corp. is developing an integrated worldwide cargo information system for Lufthansa German Air

PRATT & WHITNEY (East Hartford, Conn.) - Heiner Wilkens was named senior vice president for Europe,

In what may prove to be the perfect union for shippers and transportation companies, automatic vehic

Airborne Express says it is hooked up and online in Vietnam. Airborne launched express and f

General Motors Corp. was fined a record $1.945 million for safety violations at its Oklahoma City as

A new study claims that pilots on as many as 31 percent of United Parcel Service flights are either

All systems are "go" for a bill that would give the Spaceport Florida Authority $2.4 million during

Dave Mehring hopes the 900,000 scrap tires he has stacked near this Colorado town one day will turn

USAir has put the development of its own cargo automation program on hold, but is studying possible

The latest defense-conversion gizmo may spell the end of tailgating as we know it, not to mention al

EDI or Die. That warning was repeated over and over again last week as speaker after speaker

The state Senate majority leader and the head of a Northwest Airlines employees union have accused a

Railroads say they are trying to make it easier for customers to do business with them. One is doing

SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORP. (Cambridge, Mass.) - James D. Hurley was named director of automotive techno

Norfolk Southern Corp. has reorganized its Information Technology department in an effort to bring c

American Airlines thought it was helping customers last year when it erected eight roadside signs li

BAD TRACK CAUSED BN WRECK, NTSB SAYSWASHINGTON - Deteriorated track caused a 1992 Bu

Economic boosters for nearby Clear Lake are pushing Ellington Field as a good site for the construct

ISO 9000 Standards for Quality Management. April 7-8. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Cont