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NISSAN MOTOR CORP. (Carson, Calif.) - Thomas D. Mignanelli was named executive vice president of ope

MORE NEGOTIATIONS ARE ON TAP this week between a coalition of shippers on a joint proposal for legis

Industry Group Pushes Rail Regulation ReformThe National Industrial Transportation League sa

Canadian National Railway has introduced weekly non-stop container servicefrom Vancouver tha

Railroad freight carloadings were up in March over the same month of 1987 for the 14th consecutive m

Two years ago, many heavy-truck makers and analysts were saying that the market would go ga-ga over

With sales at a record $2.4 billion and profits double those of a year earlier, the nation's second-

The Interstate Commerce Commission this week reaffirmed the legitimacy of negotiated but unpublished

Consolidated Freightways Inc. elected Lary R. Scott president and chief executive of the company. Mr

Paced by a sharp increase in coal revenue, Norfolk Southern Corp. turned in its best first quarter e

CNW Drops Interest In Buy-out ProposalCNW Corp. has decided not to follow through on the pla

The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that a rail employee belonging to one union but repr

A letter sent to the Interstate Commerce Commission requesting directed service on Guilford Transpor

Like all good rumors that refuse to die, the one that has been making the rounds about Ford Motor Co

The Federal Railroad Administration said Wednesday that the fatal accident at a Springfield Terminal

While most other heavy truck makers were taking the wraps off their new aerodynamic models over the

GATX Corp. reported first quarter earnings of $9.3 million, or $1.01 a share, on revenue of $120.7 m

Appeals Court Extends Stay on BN OperationThe 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has extended

Poor bridge maintenance by New York state officials led to riverbed soil erosion and the collapse of

Long-haul motor carriers will continue to cut into the market for intermodal transportation as long

Govs. Michael Dukakis of Massachusetts and and Madeleine Kunin of Vermont said they will send the In

CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Co. will have to make some changes at its Bedford Park intermodal yard, espe

Truckers may have finally found a way to chase down one of the biggest pests in the business.

No-Strike Deal Means Jobs at Caterpillar UnitPEORIA, Ill. - Ratification of a limited no-str

United Transportation Union President Fred A. Hardin struck a conciliatory tone in response to a riv

Carriers hauling overweight foreign trade containers have another highway they may use to gain acces

THOSE WERE SOME TIRED CAMPERS in Atlanta at the booths on the exhibition floor near the end of the 1

Paccar Has Good News for ShareholdersShareholders attending today's annual meeting for Pacca

The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to a request from the nation's largest shippers' associati

Rail labor has been dealt a powerful tool at the hands of the courts for negotiations during branch

DSI TRANSPORTS INC. (Deer Park, Texas) - Avery Corning was named vice president, sales and marketin

Sen. James Exon chided the Department of Transportation for underestimating the severity of heavy-tr

For the week ended April 9 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

Seminar to Address Hazardous MaterialsNEWARK, N.J. - Shippers and carriers can obtain the la

John W. Snow, 48, lawyer and one-time academic economist, was named president and chief operating of

MidSouth Rail Corp. has announced it will begin a major track rehabilitation program on the former G

Norfolk Southern Doubles ServiceNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp. has doubled its Triple

HUDDLING CONTINUES between grain shippers and the Burlington Northern Railroad as the carrier endeav

Railroads may have to reduce rates - and profitability - in order to make intermodal transportation

Arkansas Best Income Increased in QuarterFORT SMITH, Ark. - Arkansas Best Corp. reported fir