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With the cleanup from a leaking hazardous materials rail car nearly complete, state and local offici

Ryder System expanded its relationship with building materials manufacturer Owens Corning to include

Canadian National and the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission signed a two-year haulage agre

USF lifted one of the clouds hanging over the trucker on the heels of its purchase by Yellow Roadway

A group of companies using daily route truck drivers wants to bend the hours of service rule to thei

SMC3 members will meet March 16 to decide whether to raise LTL rates and by how much.The gen

The Surface Transportation Board rejected calls from Pennsylvania to extend its oversight of the Con

The trucking industry could again find itself short of capacity during the peak-shipping season this

The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection extended the deadline to May 1 for drivers carrying good

Erratic rail service makes it difficult enough for shippers to predict when a shipment will reach it

Yellow Roadway announced Sunday it will buy USF Corp. in a $1.47 billion transaction that will creat

Grain shippers in North Dakota griping about railroad fuel surcharge sticker shock are getting sympa

Reports of a mega-merger that could reshape LTL trucking and consolidate market power in the hands o

A federal investigation into Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway's coal pricing policies threatens

The onset of diesel emission regulations in 2007 may do little to mitigate the effects of emissions

The national average retail price of diesel fuel went back over the $2 per gallon mark for the first

Canadian National Railway and the United Transportation Union signed a tentative labor agreement cov

LTL giant Yellow Roadway is in talks to buy regional LTL holding company USF for more than $1 billio

The Surface Transportation Board approved Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway's right to use 15.6 m

CSX is calling on the railroad industry's own regulators to step in against the District of Columbia

After hitting some bumps in the road during 2004, Swift Transportation is trying to shed non-core op

Robert W. Cunningham starts his second tour of duty at a very different Swift Transportation than th

Twenty years from now, the government might use global-positioning technology to calculate and asses

States now are collecting fingerprints of truck drivers applying for their first-time hazardous mate

Cost control is a "daily obsession" for Robert Stull, president and chief operating officer of Roadw

Yellow Roadway is getting cost savings to get the most out of its combination of the nation's two la

Hub Group, one of the largest intermodal marketing companies, is beginning to hit its stride after s

The Port of Los Angeles selected Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway over rival Union Pacific Railr

The trucking boom helped Transport Corporation of America last year but the industry's driver shorta

Eight years ago, Union Pacific Railroad opened an Inter-modal Container Transfer Facility to transfe

Canadian Pacific Railway is nearing the end of a complete overhaul of its doublestack intermodal equ

Annette Sandbeg, the federal agency official at the heart of the ongoing debate over truck driver du

The Environmental Protection Agency and four truck industry partners are building the world's first

The Department of Justice is investigating Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway's pricing practices

States now are collecting fingerprints of truck drivers applying for their first-time hazardous mate

Unforeseen technical issues prompted a delay in the launch of PierPass, a program designed to reduce

Bellevue, Wash.-based truck maker Paccar reported record revenue and net income for 2004, with reven

The Port of Los Angeles selected Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway over rival Union Pacific Railr

Regional LTL claims staying power due to fiscal responsibility and flexible work forceA.Duie

Pacer International's Stacktrain division was the force behind a strong earnings quarter at the $1.8