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The Bush administration Tuesday threatened to veto the fiscal 1990 transportation appropriations bil

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has remanded a well-traveled case, involving the abortive sale

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

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

A House bill that would impose drug testing on rail workers could be folded into legislation coverin

INTRASTATE FREIGHT RATES VOIDED IN MASS., NHThe Federal Trade Commission has ordered the New

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

RBC WON'T PROCEED WITH P.A.M. PURCHASETONTITOWN, Ark. - P.A.M. Transportation Systems Inc. s

The head of an independent truckers association is trying to drum up support for adding a co-chairma

CAROLINA FREIGHT CARRIERS CORP. (Cherryville, N.C.) - Richard Turney was promoted to senior director

It sounded like a good idea when it was conceived a couple of years ago. Why not run a nice little p

WHAT'S A RAILROAD'S REAL VALUE? Several analysts and railroad executives question how much of the re

A private terminal operator is on the verge of starting up an electronic communications system for t

TWO TRAINS COLLIDE IN CENTRAL VIRGINIAHOWARDSVILLE, Va. - Two freight trains collided and de

The United Transportation Union has made a blistering response to a Federal Railroad Administration

For the week ended Sept. 2, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Britain's European Community partners are not liberalizing their transport services quickly enough,

William Loftus will be named president of the American Short Line Railroad Association. Mr. Loftus'

Railroad Personnel Association, 37th annual conference, Sept. 10-13. Claremont Resort and Tennis Clu

(Second of Two Articles) With breathing room at least until next April before any would-be r

AZERBAIJAN STRIKES SLOW RAIL TRAFFIC IN USSRMOSCOW - Three hundred freight trains have been

(First of Two Articles) Three years ago this summer, Conrail won an arduous struggle to cont

Superfreighters are succeeding in helping Australian railroads win back freight business lost to the

CUMMINS SELLS ASSETS TO CITICORP AFFILIATECOLUMBUS, Ind. - Cummins Engine Co. has completed

CSX TRANSPORTATION INC. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Paul R. Goodwin was appointed executive vice presiden

A $34 million agreement to sell the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad to a Chicago firm an

Officials at the Delaware River Port Authority are taking heart from an offer by Conrail to let the

ECONOMIC GURUS OUGHT TO TALK to railroad traffic officers. Assessments of the state of the n

General Electric Co., General Motors Corp. and a West German consortium of Thyssen Hanschel and Krup

Truckers won another round in their tax fight with state governments last week when the Vermont Supr

RAIL, UNION REACH SEPARATION AGREEMENTNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp. has reached a vo

William Loftus will be named president of the American Short Line Railroad Association, reliable sou

For the week ended Aug. 26, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

WHEAT SHIPPERS and Union Pacific Railroad are battling over what could be a precedent-setting rail a

Vascor Ltd., a logistics management firm serving Toyota Motor Manufacturing USA in Georgetown, Ky.,

RYDER SYSTEM INC. (Miami) - Gerry W. Bass, 56, was named executive vice president, parts, of the av

When Conrail's strategic planners determined earlier this year that it should invest some of its $65

ATA SUES TO OVERTURN TWO NH TRUCK FEESAmerican Trucking Associations filed suit against New

China's railways are struggling to cope with steadily increasing demand for movement of goods and pe

Creditors of failed trucking companies are joining with auditors and billcollectors to fight