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A Texas company has signed a letter of intent with a Brazilian conglomerate to market a self-contain

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it will permit truckers to file tariffs using facsimile-tran

The Southern California earthquake last week was an instant disaster for many, but the speed of toda

North Carolina's plan to confiscate radar detectors from drivers of big trucks and buses could lead

Besieged by hijackings and cargo thefts, trucking companies are turning increasingly to electronic t

ComNet '94. Through Jan. 26. In conjunction with World Teleport Association's ninth general assembly

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has brought a new high-technology container terminal on line at the Port of Oakl

On a day when sections of Southern California's freeway system lay in ruins and the aging traffic ar

INDONESIA AIRCRAFT TEAM TO VISIT 3 US STATESJAKARTA, Indonesia - A delegation will v

Two Class I railroads have jumped ahead of their competitors with major commitments of capital for a

If 1993 was the year of innovation, this year looks to be the year of implementation as new equipmen

In an attempt to take advantage of a developing worldwide cellular sales network, Qualcomm Inc. of S

Vietnam needs to invest "hundreds of billions of dollars" to boost basic transportation infrastructu

Simuflite Training International said it recently signed agreements to provide training for Pratt &

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MCDONNELL ACCEPTS PENTAGON C-17 PROBATIONMcDonnell Douglas Corp. agreed last week to a Penta

Southern Pacific Lines has taken delivery of 230 new aluminum-body rotary quad hopper coal cars buil

A high-tech version of the ubiquitous, usually beat-up, gondola car is gaining in popularity as rail

A railway line connecting east and west Berlin that was abandoned during the Cold War has been reope

A Mexican construction giant and Canadian industrial conglomerate Bombardier Inc. have been selected

ALITALIA JOINS CARGO COMMUNICATION SERVICEAlitalia Airlines said it has joined the C

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Seeking to boost utilization of the cargo space on its Boeing 767 aircraft, American Airlines has or

As the government develops new rules to control carbon dioxide and other gas emissions, the Global C

Almost a year after it computerized export license applications and related services, Brazil is cons

The lead-acid battery is likely to be the power source of choice for the electric car by the end of

European transport operators hoping the U.S. intermodal industry will serve as a model for fledgling

A German transport expert is developing the blueprint for an electronic road pricing system that wou

American Airlines began providing electronic shipment status information to freight forwarders last

An Indian partner of Italy's truck company Iveco has introduced a new series of vehicles, mainly for

TTX Co. plans to spend $407 million on new rail equipment in 1994, including acquisitions expected t

Software Quality Seminar Tour. Dec. 13-17. Weeklong seminar. Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C. C

OPERATING COMPANY TAKES OVER EUROTUNNELFOLKESTONE, England - Builders Friday handed

European companies are slugging it out for the next plum Asian rail contract - a high-speed link bet

ALLIED SIGNAL BUYS GEORGIA COMPANYMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Allied Signal Inc. has acq

Trash is becoming a small but growing and profitable business for the Norfolk Southern Corp.

Nobody is likely to confuse railroad freight cars with space shuttles, but if Burlington Northern Ra

Hate waiting in lines at the store? A New York computer company called Symbol Technologies I

Consolidated Rail Corp. will be the third major railroad to operate alternating current(AC) traction