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Baltimore Eyes Higher Fees for Port Trucks
JOC Staff |
Baltimore city officials are considering raising fees on trucks carrying oversize or overweight loads out of the Port of Baltimore, according to a published report.
Port News
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ABF, Teamsters Seek New Route
William B. Cassidy |
Teamsters employees sent a clear message to ABF Freight System when they rejected wage concessions last week: Use pricing, not pay cuts to balance the books.
Trucking News
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Trucking labor
No Mileage Gain Without Pain
William B. Cassidy |
President Obama is putting the trucking industry on the road to greater fuel efficiency with an order for mileage standards for heavy-duty trucks.
Trucking News
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Transport’s Money Scramble
John D. Boyd |
When Kurt J.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Engines of Fuel Economy
William B. Cassidy |
Truck and engine manufacturers supporting national fuel economy standards for heavy trucks are already working on higher-mileage powertrains and vehicles.
Trucking News
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Truck Trailer Orders Slow in April
William B. Cassidy |
Net orders for trailers in April dropped 13 percent from March, according to ACT Research, as trucking companies signaled they are growing uncertain about the strength of an economic recovery.
Trucking News
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NS Chief Sees Nothing to Like in Rail Bill
John D. Boyd |
The head of Norfolk Southern Railway said he is finding nothing to like in the rail competition legislation pending in the Senate, after passage months ago by the Commerce, Science and Transportation
Rail News
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North-American rail
Hertwig Named President at Florida East Coast Railway
John D. Boyd |
Florida East Coast Railway said James R. Hertwig will become president of that carrier starting July 1, after he leaves his current position as president of CSX Intermodal.
Rail News
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North-American rail
Truck Tonnage Rose 9.4 Percent in April
William B. Cassidy |
Truck tonnage climbed to its highest level since September 2008, the brink of the financial crisis that precipitated the recession, a trucking industry index shows.
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Truck brokers
Truckload Demand Strong But Slowing
William B. Cassidy |
The pace of recovery is slowing for truckload carriers, as truck capacity stabilizes at a lower level, according to the May 28 Morgan Stanley Truckload Freight Index.
Trucking News
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Truck brokers
Advocate Urges Congress to Protect Pension Benefits
William B. Cassidy |
Retirees in multiemployer pension plans whose former companies failed shouldn't be penalized by pension reform, a pension expert said at a Senate hearing yesterday.
Trucking News
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LTL
Trucking labor
Greenbrier Cuts Workweek for Barge Building
John D. Boyd |
Barge and railcar builder Greenbrier is slowing barge output by adopting a four-day workweek for its Gunderson marine operations in Portland, Ore., citing market uncertainty from the Gulf oil spill an
Rail News
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PBGC Splits Chicago-area Trucking Pension Fund
William B. Cassidy |
A Chicago-area pension fund that faced insolvency by 2013 will be split in two, with workers from bankrupt firms receiving benefits from the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.
Trucking News
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LTL
Trucking labor
NOL Chief Says Private Infrastructure Investment Needed
Peter T. Leach |
With public budgets stretched thin, governments should be doing more to encourage private investment in needed infrastructure, the CEO of Neptune Orient Lines told an international panel of transport
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Central States Pension Fund Warns of Insolvency
William B. Cassidy |
The Teamsters union’s Central States pension fund faces insolvency within 10 to 15 years unless Congress acts to stabilize the fund, its executive director said this week.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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LTL
Trucking labor
Chicago Called Worst U.S. Traffic Chokepoint
JOC Staff |
Chicago is not only the nation’s crossroads, but its chokepoint.
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DOT Gives States $80 Million for High-Speed Rail
William B. Cassidy |
Five states received nearly $80 million in federal grants for high-speed rail projects today from the Department of Transportation.
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Lawmakers Bare Partisan Divide On Highway Taxes
R.G. Edmonson |
There’s bipartisan support for quick passage of a comprehensive transportation bill, but members of the House Transportation Infrastructure Committee on Wednesday demonstrated there is still a w
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking News
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Congestion Pricing Advances in Virginia
William B. Cassidy |
Virginia broke ground Wednesday on a control center for high occupancy toll lanes on a stretch of the I-495 Capital Beltway that ranks as one of the worst U.S. congestion bottlenecks.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Feds to Expand Freight Congestion Tracking
William B. Cassidy |
Speed and location data collected from approximately 650,000 trucks is being used to pinpoint congestion hotspots nationwide and could play a key role in infrastructure planning and funding.
Trucking News
Trucking News
Ex-Im Bank Aids Rail Supplier Equipment Sale
By John D. Boyd |
The U.S. Export-Bank is backing a $1.7 million loan for railroad equipment supplier Holland L.P. to sell two in-track welding systems to a customer in Brazil.
Rail News
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Independent Driver Contracts Are Under Fire, Lawyer Says
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Work rules spelled out in contracts between owner-operator truckers and drayage companies may not provide the legal grounding to maintain the truckers’ status as independent contractors at U.S.
Trucking News
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North American ports
Trucking labor
Truck Orders Jump 91 Percent in April
William B. Cassidy |
Net orders for heavy-duty trucks shot up 91 percent in April, as fleets began placing orders for trucks compliant with 2010 federal emissions rules, ACT Research said.
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U.S. Railroads Seek Aid if Coal Hit by Climate Policy
John D. Boyd |
In a bold bid to cover U.S.
Rail News
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North-American rail
CSX Reopens Flood-Closed Tennessee Line
John D. Boyd |
CSX Transportation is finally reopening for overnight service a 200-mile Tennessee rail line between Nashville and Memphis, which had been closed since severe storms at the start of May and caused CSX
Rail News
Rail News
North-American rail
ABF Teamsters Reject Wage Cut
William B. Cassidy |
Teamsters at ABF Freight System rejected a 15 percent wage cut by a solid majority, sending the less-than-truckload carrier and union back to the negotiating table.
Trucking News
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LTL
Trucking labor
Diesel Slides at Sharpest Rate in 15 Months
Thomas L. Gallagher |
The average price of diesel across the country fell 7.3 cents per gallon, the second straight weekly drop and the sharpest decline since March 2009, the U.S. Department of Energy reported Monday.
Trucking News
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YRC Worldwide, Teamsters in Pension Talks
William B. Cassidy |
The Teamsters union and YRC Worldwide said they will form two joint labor-management committees to discuss the trucking operator's participation in union pension funds and "ways to enhance YRCW's
Trucking News
Trucking News
LTL
Trucking labor
Recession Capped Transportation Emissions
William B. Cassidy |
The global economic crisis reduced greenhouse gas emissions from transportation industry sources worldwide, but that reduction isn’t expected to last long.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Canadian Pacific Boosts 2010 Spending Plans
John D. Boyd |
Canadian Pacific Railway is raising by about $66 million the amount it plans to spend on capital improvements this year, for a new spending program that ranges between $708 million and $756 million.
Rail News
Rail News
North-American rail
Port Drayage Battle Loaded Up
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The battle over who will drive the trucks in clean-air programs being rolled out at ports across the country is now being waged on three fronts — federal court in Los Angeles, a U.S.
Trucking News
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North American ports
Trucking labor
Precision Tools for Trucking
William B. Cassidy |
Data Quality isn’t just the concern of billion-dollar carriers such as U.S. Xpress Enterprises.
Trucking News
Trucking News
Trucking Goes to the Cleaners
William B. Cassidy |
Trucking companies rely on more than rubber and fuel to operate; data from operations, sales, accounting and maintenance are vital to their services.
Trucking News
Trucking News
Intermodal Call to Arms
John D. Boyd |
In the Obama administration’s vision for a future with free-flowing highways, cleaner air in cities and ports and lower climate-heating carbon emissions, intermodal rail leads the way.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Virginia Goes All-In
Peter T. Leach |
When it takes over operation of APM Terminals’ automated container terminal in Portsmouth this summer, the Virginia Port Authority will position itself to become one of the nation’s bigges
Maritime
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Picking Up the Pace
William B. Cassidy |
When a shipment absolutely, positively has to arrive no later than yesterday, what do shippers do? First they pray . . . then they call an expedited trucking company.
Trucking News
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Putting a Price on Speed
William B. Cassidy |
Expedited trucking is a premium service, commanding a premium price. But that price might not be as high as shippers think, carrier executives said.
Trucking News
Air Cargo
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LTL
Profit Drives ODFL Expansion
William B. Cassidy |
Profit is paving the way to expansion at Old Dominion Freight Line.
Trucking News
Trucking News
LTL
Canadian Railroads Take a Lashing
Courtney Tower |
The Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, is helping lead a charge among Canadian ports and shippers frustrated by a lack of competition they say leaves them with inadequate intermodal rail service.
Rail News
Rail News
North-American rail
Stage to Oil Rig
William B. Cassidy |
If you thrive in a stable work environment defined by regular day-to-day routines, please don’t consider a career in expedited trucking.
Trucking News
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