Surface

Whose bridge is it anyway? In New Jersey, there soon may be an answer. The Garden State long

There's a new joke going around Detroit Diesel Corp. this year. One employee turns to the other in t

Amtrak President W. Graham Claytor Jr. defended his request for $630 million in federal subsidies fo

Power Outage Extends Trip Through TunnelTOKYO - Passengers spent longer than they bargained

A GEM OF A MEETING is what the members of the Terminal Operator Port Authority Subcommittee, or Topa

Two of trucking's largest companies agreed this week to accept an April rate increase, ending a spli

Carolina Freight Corp., one of the nation's largest trucking companies, is the rumored target of a c

EVERYBODY GETS TO DANCE at this party. Top officers of the National Industrial Transportatio

An Interstate Commerce Commission plan to expand big city commercial zones is a clear attempt by the

The chairman of a three-county board that hopes to take over CalTrain says the tentative price tag f

Labor officials huddled Wednesday to decide how to respond to the Burlington Northern Railroad Co.'s

Canadian Pacific Ltd. announced its 1987 profit more than quadrupled from the previous year thanks t

The California Trucking Association filed its version with the Federal Maritime Commission of a prop

ATA Publishes LA Driver ManualThe American Trucking Associations has released a publication

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. has asked the Interstate CommerceCommission to treat Ph

NJ Weighs Outcome Of Transit Budget CutsTRENTON, N.J. - Federal cuts in transportation funds

The Burlington Northern Railroad's plan to begin operations on its subsidiary Winona Bridge Railway

Just when you thought General Motors Corp. was going to stop selling heavy trucks, GM is still repo

Disruption and confusion could result from the Interstate CommerceCommission's proposed chan

While the heavy truck industry was busy beating its February 1987 sales by 20 percent last month, i

Mitsubishi Delivers First FH Class 5 TruckBRIDGEPORT, N.J. - Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of Americ

A procedural squabble among members of the Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday caused the last-mi

Subway Off Limits During Senate VoteWASHINGTON - The U.S. Senate has banned tourists and oth

CIRCLE EXPRESS INC. (Indianapolis) Merle E. Bright was elected president and chief operating officer

Beginning April 1, Norfolk Southern will accept all applications to load grain and grain products on

Goodyear Sales Staff Cited for AchievementAKRON, Ohio - Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s Industr

Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Heather Gradison urged Congress to eliminate the filed rate

America's paper producers are going paperless. Large and small manufacturers and suppliers a

Fruehauf Corp. narrowed its fourth quarter loss to $6.1 million on sales $433 million. In the 1986 f

BN Plans to Use Non-Union Rail UnitSaying that talks with its own unions on crew size had br

The Delaware Chancery Court Friday denied the Henley Group's motion for a preliminary injunction in

Rail freight traffic growth slowed in February, although the industry turned in its 13th consecutive

Both the owner and the unions of the Springfield Terminal Railway have asked for an arbitrator to ta

Diesel engine makers have made great individual efforts in the last three years to apply electronics

Witnesses told the Kings Cross fire inquiry that they saw a man climb in and out of a trapdoor at th

Subway commuters on Friday refused to leave a train delayed because a man fell under the wheels.

Navistar Gets 2nd Order For U-Haul Rental VansCHICAGO, Ill. - Navistar International Transpo

Bilspedition, the big Swedish transport company, is building up a vast credit reserve in U.S. dollar

Truck fleets and repair shops that try to project a clean image on the road may be sitting on top of

Provincially owned BC Rail is talking with two sawmill companies about leasing them a 194-mile branc