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The sudden drop in heavy truck sales for Freightliner Corp. last month is no sign that demand is coo

CSX Transportation Corp. was expected to restore service to its west Kentucky mainline over the week

A New Jersey trucking executive was indicted on charges of fraudulently obtaining over $12 million i

Amtrak's chairman and rail union presidents hotly debated the government- owned passenger line's bid

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

MORE HAGGLING IS IN STORE between shippers and truckers over the shippers' undercharge plan.

Los Angeles, which plans to join the ranks of U.S. cities with subways in 1993, said it'll cost betw

LOS ANGELES ACTIVISTS FIGHT DRAINING OF LAKEA plan to drain a lake during Metro Rail constru

A proposal to lower to 18 the minimum age for driving heavy rigs got an important boost Wednesday wh

NEW GROUP TO FOSTER AEROSPACE INTERESTSWASHINGTON - The National Industrial Transportation L

Texas Association to Improve Distribution, summer meeting, June 23-24. Marriott Riverwalk Hotel, San

Tractor-trailers carrying barrels of radium-contaminated soil are en route to Utah via Tennessee in

Truckers support the basic concept of a plan by a coalition of shippers and transportation brokers t

At the height of last fall's bumper harvest, the LaPorte County (Ind.) Farm Bureau Co-Op in Union Mi

Lessors of railroad flatcars are cautiously optimistic about prospects for flatcar leasing over the

The U.S. government agency in charge of civil works and dredging projects is optimistic about its ab

COMMISSION ORDERS CUTS IN FREIGHT RATESThe Interstate Commerce Commission has decided that r

BUILDERS TRANSPORT INC. (Camden, S.C.) - Charles C. Gay, Jr. was elected president and chief operati

For most of the 32 years since Trailer Train Co. was founded, the railcar leasing company operated i

USX Corp. is selling a majority interest in seven railroads it owns for about $500 million to a New

CON-WAY CENTRAL PLANS NEW SERVICE CENTERSANN ARBOR, Mich. - Con-Way Central Express said it

A coalition representing shippers and retailers urged Congress to finish the job of deregulating the

Few of the 1,200 workers who have been on strike against the Springfield Terminal Railway since mid-

Barge traffic on the Mississippi River ground to a halt again, just hours after a week-long tie-up a

Two of the nation's largest inter-regional trucking companies suffered steepfinancial losses

For the week ended June 4 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 100

Although admitting to obstacles, a U.N. transportation official has called for increased use of inte

Two-legged commuters are waiting longer for Chicago Transit Authority busesbecause there are

NS, CONRAIL ESTABLISH INTERCHANGE AGREEMENTNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp. said an int

The first casualty of back-to-back arbitrators' rulings against Guilford Transportation Industries I

Barge traffic on Midwestern waterways is being delayed and at some points virtually shut down as wat

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York has extended a stay preventing CSX Transportation

THOSE ARBITRATORS' RULINGS in the Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. labor battle rattle more t

ICC CAN'T PROCESS TARIFFS VIA 'FAX'The Interstate Commerce Commission said it does not have

The leaders of the pack in the heavy truck industry found smaller competitors nipping at their marke

A congressional study office gave passing grades to the nation's truck safety inspection programs bu

Lend Lease Trucks Inc. wants to alter its image. The full-service truck lessor is carving ou

Shippers, barge operators and railroads increasingly are finding it mutually beneficial to work toge

LOW WATER STRANDS BARGES ON MISSISSIPPIGREENVILLE, Miss. - About 750 barges were backed up o

CF TO EQUIP SALES FORCE WITH CELLULAR PHONESPALO ALTO, Calif. - Consolidated Freightways sai