Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Truckers know that when traveling on rural routes or back roads, road mileage signs canbe as rare as

Drug smugglers and other targets of European Community customs officials will face a new enemy Jan.

The U.S. Coast Guard is testing three types of lights to see if a laser or other strong beam should

EDI Users Conference and Exhibit, 24th annual meeting, Through Oct. 7.Opryland USA, Nashvill

The airline and fuel industries have joined together to produce a new manual on applying electronic

Long before they became key players in the shipment of refrigerated containers, Richard and Mike Dan

A developmental program to speed trucks down Western highways using radar toll readers has been plag

From 30 to 40 companies are expected to make formal submissions to set up Hong Kong's long-awaited e

EDI Users Conference and Exhibit, 24th annual meeting, Oct. 5-7. Opryland USA, Nashville, Tenn. Cont

One of the few bright spots for carriers during this nagging recession is the traffic generated by "

The U.S. Air Force and Federal Aviation Administration are jointly developing a new radar system tha

The technology future is now - or at least just around the corner - for intermodal transportation.

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and the ports of Bremen/ Bremerhaven, casting their nets

Cessna Aircraft Co. has test flown a new jet engine designed for business jets and other small aircr

Working elbow-to-elbow with other planners, Bob Cowan searches for a place to unroll a set of airpor

The first concrete step toward creating an electronic data interchange network in Hong Kong will com

In the latest sign of the rising importance of high-tech logistics to America's retailers, J.C. Penn

McDonnell Douglas Corp. wants to sell its flight-simulator business in St. Charles, Mo., as part of

The same technology that helped the allied forces pinpoint targets during Operation Desert Storm las

Pollution Prevention Conference, annual meeting, Sept. 8-10. Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Dearborn, Mich. Spo

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS TO CLOSE VA. UNITMcLEAN, Va. - McDonnell Douglas Corp. will close the McLe

Micrografx Inc. said a fire in a factory owned by a vendor in Venlo, Netherlands, has destroyed a pa

The Federal Communications Commission will soon start using the U.S. Customs Service's electronic en

Inside a blue hangar an engineer points out the distinctive parts of the Perseus A., a new research

The U.S. Customs Service is giving two importers special permission to move their cargo on a "fast t

GERMAN CARGO USES PLANES WITH 'HUSH KITS' EAST HARTFORD, Conn. - German Cargo, a subsidiar

The U.S. Customs Service is not yet approaching the point where it would use high-tech X-ray scanner

NEW PROGRAM CREATES VIRUSES, USERS WARNEDSAN JOSE, Calif. - Ontrack Computer Systems

The drive by U.S. Customs to go paperless got a big boost last week when toy- making giant Mattel In

National Conference on Advanced Technologies in Public Transportation. Through Aug. 19. Sponsored by

Star Wars is coming to America's highways, as truckers race to adopt new technology they hope will t

TIRE COMPANIES BATTLE OVER 'RUN-FLAT' TIRESAKRON, Ohio - A bitter competitive strugg

Customs Broker Training. Aug. 12-13. Boston. Refresher course for customs brokers sponsored by the N

Fifteen of the world's largest airlines are joining forces to promote electronic data interchange fo

British Telecom PLC may be about to hang up on its Tymnet network. A well-placed source said

Backed by two of the world's biggest transportation companies, Encompass revealed itself to the worl

Struggling Air Canada reportedly has slashed about 200 positions from its computer department.

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Alitalia still has "a ways to go" before it irons out the kinks in its procedures for clearing cargo

Customs Broker Training. Aug. 12-13. Boston. Refresher course for customs brokers sponsored bythe Na