Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Only a few decades ago, the price of admission to the major leagues of computing for transportation

Retailers, seeking to speed arriving shipments and ease inventory control, are pressing their transp

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., in a push to capture the fast-growing mid-sized business market,

Federal Express Corp. is scheduled to announce today it is adding its name to the growing list of mo

IBM, LICENSEE FILE TRADEMARK LAWSUITARMONK, N.Y. - International Business Machines C

The black boxes that help investigators solve airline crashes are about to become substantially more

California launched a consortium of major companies and government agencies to develop technology fo

Georgia-Pacific Corp. cut the ribbon last week on a new facility to help manufacturers in search of

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER SCRAPPING LATE SHIFTCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA has begun elimi

The first two U.S. Air Force-McDonnell Douglas Corp. C-17 cargo jets combined last week to record th

Ports Canada Computer Conference. June 15-16. Halifax, Nova Scotia. Sheraton Halifax Motel. Contact:

The Federal Maritime Commission's plan for automating maritime tariffs is now in doubt. But the mari

If you listen to the futurists, the path to transportation's Holy Grail lies in the adoption of an a

The nation's largest flight-training company has taken over Eastern Airlines' abandoned facility at

Ports Canada Computer Conference. June 15-16. Halifax, Nova Scotia. Sheraton Halifax Motel. Contact:

Time is more important than money for truckers who want to communicate with vehicles on the move, sa

A new technology for shipping automobiles inside containers eventually could have an impact similar

X-RAY SYSTEM DRAFTED TO JOIN WAR ON DRUGSCAMBRIDGE, Mass. - American Science and Eng

Transportation Research Forum, New York chapter, June 2. Lee Larson, CP Rail System's vice president

In an effort to restore an antique airplane, Boeing Co. said it has produced a replicator that allow

KOREAN AIR LINKS UP WITH US CUSTOMSCargo manifests for freight moving on Korean Air

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Greenbrier Cos. and Sea-Land Service Inc. jointly announced Friday a long- term agreement to transpo

Is there really a new form of computer memory card about to be unveiled that can store 25 times the

A new container developed by Emery Worldwide for shipping garments by air is drawing rave reviews fr

Shippers are upbeat about new U.S. Customs Service automation projects, but brokers are divided, wit

US, CANADIAN FIRMS TO DEBUT PAGING SERVICEMONTREAL - U.S. and Canadian communication

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12th International Tug & Salvage Convention and Workboat Exhibition. May 26-29. Genoa, Italy. Grand

Paperless trading systems are making the leap from corporate convenience to competitive necessity, a

Only five years or so ago, transportation gurus were predicting that the '90s would see the industry

Officials of Japan's Transport Ministry announced plans last week to form a special team to standard

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Microchip prices are poised to take another tumble, but transport executives are divided on how the

Replacing paper documents with electronic data interchange causes a reaction similar to that of some

A team of Icelandic computer scientists said they devised a breakthrough method that will make it ea

San Francisco Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders. May 18. Burlingame, Calif. Dinner meeting,Patric

PRATT & WHITNEY TESTS HYPERSONIC ENGINEWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Pratt & Whitney Gover

Truckers can sharply increase productivity and improve service with new computerized dispatching, tr

The U.S. Customs Service campaign to build an electronic empire is gaining momentum. That ma