Trucking News

TRANSPORTATION TABLE TARGETS TRUCK RATESThe continuing fight over negotiated truck rates wil

The most significant challenges facing the nation's trucking industry in the 1990s will be regulatio

Edward J. Philbin breezed through his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday and should win quick appro

CASS LOGISTICS INC. (St. Louis) - Robert V. Delaney has joined this transportation andlogistics supp

P-I-E, INTER-CITY INK ACCORD ON JOINT SALESJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. has si

One-third of the truck drivers killed in recent highway accidents tested positive for alcohol or ill

NS INTERMODAL FACILITY OPENS IN OHIO CITYCOLUMBUS, Ohio - Norfolk Southern Corp. opened an i

Carolina Freight Corp. lost $3.5 million in the fourth quarter compared with year-earlier earnings o

ITEL CORP. BUYS BACK 1 MILLION STOCK SHARESItel Corp. has completed the 1 million share buy-

FOOD SHIPPERS VOICE mixed reactions for a bill that could make Pennsylvania the first state to forbi

J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.'s fourth-quarter earnings fell to $8.4 million, or 36 cents a shar

S&P MAY LOWER RATING ON CON FREIGHT DEBTStandard and Poor's Corp. may lower the A+ senior de

CALIFORNIA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION, annual convention and management conference, Feb. 4-7. Hotel Del Co

First Boston Corp. cut its 1990 earnings estimate for American President Cos., citing disappointing

SIERRA CLUB TO SUE OVER BOSTON PROJECTThe Sierra Club filed a notice of intent to sue top Ma

The trucking industry told the government Wednesday it supports limited alcohol testing of truck dri

Yellow Freight System Inc. lost $27.1 million in the fourth quarter compared with a year-earlier pro

The Department of Justice this week asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to deny authority to me

FRANCE BRACES FOR RAIL STRIKEFrance braced Tuesday for a massive strike that was expected to

Lower freight rates, higher fuel prices and a lackluster economy slashed fourth-quarter earnings for

Transportation and Material Handling, the in-house truck fleet of National Steel Corp.,faces 2,442 v

Two Interstate Commerce Commission members have denied that they're behind a move to deny renominati

While the auto industry has struggled with a series of much-publicized problems in recent months, ma

ROADWAY EARNINGS DOWN IN 4TH QUARTERAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Services Inc. earned $29.9 million

The prospect of closer trading links between East European countries and the rest of the world has h

IT'S NOT LOOKING GOOD for railroad industry efforts to gain amendment orrepeal of the Federa

EUROPEANS EXPECTED TO HIKE EDI SPENDINGBy 1994, European companies' spending on computerized

Lep Group PLC will pay $14.7 million cash to buy the Wohlfarth Group, a major German transport and d

Major U.S. shipping lines in the next few weeks intend to ask a global agency to endorse electronic

AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BARGE LINES (Jeffersonville, Ind.) - David Lewis was appointed director of logis

A VIRGINIA POULTRY SHIPPER waited more than a year to get Interstate CommerceCommission auth

The nation's largest shippers' association attacked an Interstate CommerceCommission plan to

CF DONATES BOOKS TO SEVERAL CHARITIESMENLO PARK, Calif. - Consolidated Freightways Inc. has

Proposals by Japan's Ministry of Construction for a new Silk Road highway between China and the Sovi

The unimaginable. That's how Ron Carey characterized what thousands of Teamsters will be able to do

PRIVATIZING AIRPORTS is an idea whose time hasn't come. The Federal Aviation Administration

Interstate truckers expect a new link on the main East-West route across the country to save them ti

Yellow Freight System Inc., the nation's largest general freight trucking company, is withdrawing fr

The Interstate Commerce Commission will begin holding regular public meetings, possibly as early as

Trucking companies are considering rate increases of 2 percent to 4 percent to compensate for the hi