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Two labor unions have sued the National Railway Labor Conference, which represents the railroads in

The Federal Railroad Administration found major safety deficiencies on the railroads operated by Gui

American Society of Transportation and Logistics/Delta Nu Alpha, second international education conf

The short line and regional rail industry will continue to grow over the next several years because

CSL INTERMODAL BUYS FINAL SHARE OF UNITHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Inc. (CSL

The House Public Works and Transportation Committee approved legislation that closes a loophole in t

An act of Congress will probably be needed to resolve the logjam of conflicting interests of labor u

Roadway Services Inc.'s third quarter earnings rose to $20.6 million, or 51 cents a share, from $10.

Carolina Freight Corp.'s third quarter earnings rose to $4.6 million, or 71 cents a share, from $2 m

Elaine L. Chao, the Federal Maritime Commission chairwoman, told customs brokers and forwarders Tues

Long Island Rail Road is the latest commuter carrier to experiment with bi- level railcars.

SEASON'S CLOSE IS SET FOR NY CANAL SYSTEMALBANY, N.Y. - Operation of part of the New York St

Two mid-sized truck lines that lost money a year ago recovered to post strong second quarter profits

Barge companies and the Illinois Central Railroad are preparing for the winter, when cold weather an

AMERICAN PRESIDENT INTERMODAL CO. (Oakland, Calif.) - Michael J. Goggins was named to the new positi

Teamsters union negotiators reached a new labor agreement with truck lines that haul cars from auto

The Boeing Co. says it isn't particularly worried about competition from a Japanese joint venture or

CSX, UTU WORKING ON BRANCH LINE ISSUEOfficials of CSX Rail Transport and the United Transpor

For the week ended Sept. 10, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

The Interstate Commerce Commission's investigation into Trailer Train Co.'s request for an extension

The future course of Japanese involvement in manufacturing commercial jetliners may ultimately depen

The Interstate Commerce Commission failed to reach a consensus on a proposed plan to reduce financia

FEW SHIPPERS ARE WORRIED over the impending sale of the Grand Trunk Eastern line. Canadian N

The Interstate Commerce Commission will allow the nation's railroads to increase rates on their mast

Railroads must improve productivity substantially in order to justify investment in new equipment, s

CONRAIL DIRECTORS APPROVE STOCK PLANPHILADELPHIA - Consolidated Rail Corp. said its board of

Still another case has been added to the already hefty pile that is awaiting the Supreme Court's rev

Rockwell International has introduced a new line of long-life clutches for Class 8 trucks. T

RoadRailer Co. has reached a licensing agreement with a New Zealand railcar builder and expects to c

CAROLINA FREIGHT UNIT DISBANDS DRIVER TEAMSCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers Cor

Congressional transportation leaders are setting the stage to consider some form of drug testing for

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, four-day seminar, Sept. 27-30. Registry Hotel, Irvine, Calif. C

Fruehauf Corp. said it will begin manufacturing containers in China under a licensing agreement.

The commercial links between Europe and Asia are that much stronger with the recent inauguration of

The Railway Labor Executives Association has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's rul

Proposed federal drug test rules for truck drivers were generally embraced by trucking associations

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Tuesday narrowly defeated legislation to a

The Department of Transportation granted states the authority to exempt farmers and firefighters fro

Negotiators for the Teamsters union and trucking companies that haul new cars may be near a new labo

A book on Warehousing Law will be published this fall for distribution executives, warehouse operato