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Builders Transport Inc. is creating an employee stock ownership plan to give its workers a stake in

PLASTICS SOCIETY GETS EXTENSION ON COMPLAINTThe Interstate Commerce Commission has given the

In a bid to upgrade rail services after 1992, the European Commission has proposed opening the EC ra

The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposing to eliminate the requirement that all regulated truc

STRIKING BOEING WORKERS may have been out to bag more than just a new contract in their seven-week s

Motor Fleet Supervisor Training, maintenance management, Nov. 28-30. Michigan State University, East

Lower freight rates and a slowdown in business cut third-quarter profits more than 50 percent for th

RAIL TRAFFIC PREDICTED TO RISE MODESTLY IN '90A strong competitive environment - as well as

TNT Canada Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario, one of Canada's largest for-hire carriers, has decided to w

Stone Container Corp. has signed a $32 million contract with Burlington Northern Railroad to ship us

For the week ended Nov. 18, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Congress has quietly approved waiving restrictions that Conrail officials say would limit their pote

ARMORED CAR MERGER VIEWED WITH CAUTIONThe Justice Department said the proposed merger of the

When a Florida fish and game warden hollered "Whadja catch?" to fishermen beneath the Buffalo Bluff

The Union Pacific Railroad Monday said it will change its grain car ordering system when the next ca

In a rare public voting session, the Interstate Commerce Commission exemptedfrom regulation

It's a big year for intermodal rail freight in Massachusetts. From a few hundred piggyback a

EMMETT IS CONFIRMED AS NEW ICC MEMBERThe Senate has confirmed Edward M. Emmett to serve as a

Societe National des Chemins de Fer, the French national railroad, has opened an intermodal complex

About 1,000 barges carrying grain shipments were backed up for more than 40 miles on the Mississippi

The economic well-being of the United States is tied directly to its transportation infrastructure.<

Establishing a telecommunications infrastructure that will support electronic data interchange is pr

BARGE FREIGHT RATES FALL DESPITE BACKLOGKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Barge freight rates to points nor

The Interstate Commerce Commission has found the Norfolk Southern and the Florida East Coast rail sy

The scheduled reopening of the crucial Oakland-Bay Bridge artery in San Francisco this weekend was a

DELAWARE AUTHORITY APPROVES YARD PLANCAMDEN, N.J. - The board of the Delaware River Port Aut

IF A SMALL VIRGINIA AIRPORT achieves its goal of building a cargo terminal, it'll be good news for a

William N. Deramus III, chairman of Kansas City Southern Industries Inc., died Wednesday at age 73.

Riss International Corp., the Kansas City-based trucking company, reached the end of its road this w

F-F-E TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INC. (Dallas) - Marvin Dentler was named West Coast regional manager

For the week ended Nov. 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Chemical Leaman Corp. narrowed its third-quarter loss to $175,721 on revenue of $58.5 million.

Thousands of people are expected to participate today in a walk across the 8.5-mile San Francisco-Oa

ROCKWELL ADDS PRODUCT TO CAM BRAKE FAMILYTROY, Mich. - Rockwell International Corp.'s Automo

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee has decided to hold a confirmation hearing

MACK TRUCKS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - Joseph P. Rossetti, Mack's executive vice president, marketing,

The head of the nation's largest truckers' group ripped the railroad industry this week for advocati

ILLINOIS CENTRAL LOSES $1 MILLION IN QUARTERIllinois Central Railroad Co. lost $1 million in

Industry leaders suffered far less than their smaller competitors in the heavy truck industry last m

A court hearing today could lead to the loss of nearly 300 trucks operated by Riss International Cor