Trucking News

The Canadian government, despite rumors to the contrary, doesn't plan to hike immediately its excise

Ark-La-Tex Trucking Show, second annual exhibit, Oct. 6-7. Louisiana Fair Grounds, Shreveport, La. C

BILL WOULD REGULATE FOOD TRUCK CARGOESA proposed bill would ban hauling of garbage and chemi

DECISION EXPECTED SOON ON FATE OF TRUCK LINECoastal Corp. has received several bids for its

Governors of four states bordering the upper Mississippi River agreed to restrict the amount of wate

BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD (Fort Worth, Texas) - Edmund W. Burke was promoted to executive vice pr

BROKER OFFERS PROGRAM FOR FREQUENT SHIPPERSTYIII Associates Inc., a transportation broker, i

XP Express Parcels Systems Ltd., the air transport group recently acquiredfrom KLM Royal Dut

ITEL REPORTS INCREASE IN ITS SHARE OF APCOAKLAND, Calif. - Itel Corp. notified the Securitie

Carlisle Jackson, treasurer of Carolina Freight Carriers Corp., who died last week, was buried in Ga

TRUCK GROUP SUPPORTS TRUST FUND PROPOSALThe National Private Truck Council is urging House m

SHARP ELECTRONICS CORP. is closing two regional parts centers down and replacing them with a larger

Members of the Interstate Commerce Commission rarely speak to each other, don't discuss cases and of

American Short Line Railroad Association, annual meeting, Oct. 1-4. Westin- Copley Plaza Hotel, Bost

Sun Co. announced plans to develop a series of cleaner-burning motor fuels and will work with an Eas

Bulk cargo shipping should continue to improve in the next decade as tradebarriers decline,

Leaders of rail, truck and airline unions will meet this week to plan the structure of a new group t

ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS GROUP (Homewood, Ill.) - Douglas R. Rousse was named director, we

WHAT'S DIFFERENT ABOUT RAILROADS AND AIRLINES when it comes to drug and alcohol testing or on-time p

T-I-P OFFERING RENTALS ON 57-FOOT TRAILERSBALA CYNWYD, Pa. - Transport International Pool is

Major manufacturers are forcing truck lines to pass increasingly rigid service, price and safety tes

RAILCAR OWNERS aren't thrilled over last week's Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on shipper-own

DEREGULATION HELD HELPFUL TO CONSUMERSA transportation industry coalition released a new stu

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Sept. 22. National Press Club, Washington D.C. Richard I.

Transporting hazardous cargoes through cities and towns is "the hottest political grass-roots issue

Mounted on the wall of Charles F. Kaye's Boston office is a chrome-plated kingpin, the pivotal piece

MACK TRUCKS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - Ralph E. Reins was elected president and chief executive officer

The trucking industry filed suit to overturn a highway tax imposed by Maine, the second New England

A New York Teamster who opposed the union's two largest labor contracts is running for international

A New Jersey investor who owns several small Northeastern freight lines will buy ailing Bowman Trans

ICC ISSUES RULING ON WHOSE CAR TO USEThe Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled that railr

HE UNDERSTANDS THE ISSUES, but will it make a difference? Federal Railroad Administrator Gil

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a broad 4.3 percent rate increase for truckers in the Mi

AS MANY AS 200 TRUCK SHIPPERS could be the immediate beneficiaries of a recent Interstate Commerce C

The race for the lead in the heavy truck industry tightened once again last month as Navistar Intern

CF CHANGES NAMES OF INTERMODAL UNITMENLO PARK, Calif. - Consolidated Freightways Inc. has ch

Roads and Transportation Association, annual conference, Sept. 17-21. Palliser Hotel and Convention

XTRA REACHES ACCORD ON ROLLING STOCK SALEBOSTON - XTRA Corp. said Tuesday that it has reache

The heavy truck market scored a paper gain last month as sales topped the recall-stricken results of

AIR FRANCE U.S.A. (New York) - Jean-Paul Moreau was named cargo manager, United States, responsible