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NY Hopes New Permit Will Expand TruckingALBANY, N.Y. - New York is hoping to expand the stat

A majority of truckers believes driving safely is more difficult today than before the industry was

Unlike earlier highway builders, Joseph A. Sullivan says that today, active cooperation between road

Negotiations reopened in Montreal between Canadian railroad management and union representatives to

The microcomputer age is having a tough time conquering the mileage determination process, with smal

Non-proprietary railroad cost data used in calculating rate changes should be released to the public

Report Criticizes Metro North ProcedureALBANY, N.Y. - Metro North Railroad's documentation s

CNW Corp. said negotiations for the possible sale and restructuring of the company continue amid the

Burnham Service Corp. will expand into general commodities freight hauling through its acquisition o

Ford Motor Co.'s new aerodynamic heavy truck model dubbed The Aeroforce sets out on a 12-day cross-c

Net income for 100 of the nation's largest trucking companies fell 43 percent in the first quarter,

Rockwell International Corp.'s Automotive Operations is gearing up to handle heavy traffic at the pa

Canadian National Railway is building the third version of its high-tech track inspection car that w

Mack Turns to Courts In SC Hiring DisputeMack Trucks Inc. filed a motion in federal court se

Canadian railway management and union representatives resume negotiations here today in a last-ditch

Canadian Railways, Unions Resume TalksWINNIPEG, Canada - Talks between the Canadian railways

Chemical Hazard Book Update Now AvailableThe U.S. Department of Transportation has announced

A Kansas City Southern Industries official said there still has been no communication from a New Yor

For the week ended Aug. 1, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

The Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co. reported earnings in the second quarter ended June 30 of $3.2

Truckers in the Eastern Central states this week joined the growing industry campaign for an autumn

Joseph M. Clapp's appointment as chairman of Roadway Services Inc. completes a management realignmen

A tiny intermodal terminal in western Massachusetts is starting to turn some big business in what se

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating complaints about problems with s

A team of U.S. traffic engineers will try to help China's largest city untangle its daily monster tr

Japanese Islands Linked by New BridgeA worker tightened the last bolt Wednesday on a 12.3-ki

Heavy-truck makers have an expensive habit they can't seem to break. Every time a big customer asks

Intercity revenue and ton-miles rose modestly for the trucking industry last year, outpacing lagging

Volvo GM Heavy Truck Corp. has an old name, or rather, two of them. The new joint venture th

Swiss Transport and Energy Minister Leon Schlumpf, who strongly defended Swiss interests in road tra

Canadian railway union officials began discussions in Ottawa Wednesday of a federal conciliator's re

Black Group to Buy South Africa Bus FirmJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - In one of the largest p

India is negotiating a US$190 million credit from the Asian Development Bank to fund an upgrading of

A railway labor group is asking a U.S. district court to force the nation's railroads to negotiate w

Federal transportation officials should accept Canadian and Mexican truck drivers' licenses if they

Transcon Broadens Coverage in HawaiiORANGE, Calif. - Transcon Lines said it has broadened it

Railroad freight car loadings continued to show strong gains in July compared to the same period a y

Ryder Distribution Resources won a major contract to haul auto parts to a new Toyota Motors producti

Rail Retirement Board Opens Fraud HotlineThe Railroad Retirement Board's Office of Inspector

The Swiss government said it opposes raising current speed limits of 80 kilometers an hour (50 mph)