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MIDWEST AND WESTERN rail shippers are hoping conversations with rail officials will lead to lower ra

Navistar International Corp. reported net income of $47 million, or 15 cents a share, on revenue of

After five years of study and field tests, Frederick Transport Ltd. of Dundas, Ontario, one of Canad

DEAN WORLDWIDE (Huntington Beach, Calif.) - Ronald Kiser was named an account executive. He was mana

Major new savings are unlikely to flow to shippers if full transportation deregulation occurs in Can

A high-speed passenger train caught fire and derailed on a trip from Leningrad to Moscow, killing 22

The House is scheduled to vote on a bill to mandate drug and alcohol testing for railroad workers ne

Canadian National tripled its profit in the first half of this year over the same period in 1987, bu

At Warrington (Pa.) Equipment Manufacturing Co., a shiny new U-Haul truck hailed as an amateur drive

MOTOR CARRIER SURVEY FINDS RISING EXPENSESMotor carrier revenue for the first quarter of 198

Transportation Secretary James Burnley said legislation further regulating the rail industry has no

Transportation Secretary James Burnley dismissed the notion of creating a Motor Carrier Administrati

A voluntary union-management compromise, hammered out with the direct encouragement of the Interstat

VIKING FREIGHT STOCK PURCHASED BY ROADWAYAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Services Inc. said Tuesday it

Transportation Secretary James H. Burnley said trucker drug testing rules will come out this fall, b

While some heavy truck plants were closing down for summer vacation, buyers kept the market hopping

Sun Carriers Inc. announced the sale of Jones Truck Lines Inc. and said it is seeking a buyer for St

DE LEUW, CATHER & CO. (Washington, D.C.) - Gary E. Griggs was named vice president and manager, busi

UP CORP. COMPLETES PURCHASE OF RAILROADNEW YORK - Union Pacific Corp. said it completed the

The Ross Gear Division of TRW Inc. hopes to have a plan by Wednesday to fix a problem that has idled

MATT SCOCOZZA'S SOFT SPOT for people may best be described in a line acknowledged by Jeff Shane, dep

Truck drivers should be tested for drugs during roadside safety inspections by state officials and n

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. acknowledged it has spent more than $11 million thus far in its

DESIGN WORK LAUNCHED FOR DENVER RAIL LINEDENVER - De Leuw, Cather & Co. was chosen by the Tr

For the week ended July 30 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

Some of New York's construction firms, labor leaders and other highway industry officials want the s

Canada's two largest railroads are up in arms about conditions laid down by a federal labor arbitrat

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. sold a major portion of its chief trucking subsidiary to a Midwe

Transportation Department inspectors covering all modes will soon receive induction notices into the

RAIL SHIPPERS HOPE Delaware Otsego Corp. remains the operator of the financially strapped Delaware &

CSX/SEA-LAND INTERMODAL (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Clarence W. Gooden was named vice president and general

Itel Corp. has entered relationship negotiations with American President Companies in an effort to d

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. has withdrawn a critical federal court appeal, a strong indicat

WEIGHT FEE, GAS TAX HIKES EYED IN CALIF.SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California State Senate was

A Chicago-area congressman has proposed legislation that would mandate a settlement in the labor-man

Business remained strong for the nation's major railroads in July, although the rate of growth slowe

Heavy truck sales cooled slightly in July but the midsummer breather barely stirred a breeze in what

25 PERCENT OF VENTILATING FANS IN NY SUBWAYS FAULTYMore than 25 percent of the giant emergen

Second Joint Conference on Latin American Airports, sponsored by Airport Operators Council Internati

Transportation secretary James Burnley singled out the tug and barge industry for special praise for