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A truck driver from Whitestone, Queens, was arrested on burglary charges after a woman saw his oil t

Mobil Oil Co. is taking control of two Indonesian oil exploration contractsfrom other U.S. c

''NORTH DAKOTA IS CLEAN," U.S. Sen. Quentin Burdick was quoted as saying not too long ago. The North

Malaysia will extend its voluntary 10 percent cutback of planned oil production until the middle of

Cash heating oil prices continued weaker this week and stayed below gasoline in unusually slow activ

Nymex Plans to Lower Energy Futures MarginsThe New York Mercantile Exchange announced it wil

Private Carrier Conference, Feb. 17-18, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Greenville, S.C. Contact Private Carri

Starting today, jetliners will trace new routes above the Eastern United States, raising the likelih

Eastern Airlines Suing Its Machinists UnionEastern Airlines is suing one of its three unions

Japanese officials conducted a simulated flight test last week using a computer-equipped aircraft to

Passenger services at Manchester Airport, Britain's busiest air terminal outside the London area, ar

British Aerospace PLC is successfully making inroads into the home territory of the giants in the wo

Air Canada, which currently operates a weekly freighter service between Brussels and Singapore and H

An increase in its passenger loads at several U.S. airports has improved Air Jamaica's operating pro

Greyhound Profits Decline for YearPHOENIX, Ariz. - Greyhound Corp. reported fourth-quarter n

Union Pacific Railroad is giving its automated train control systems a $38 million face-lift and is

South African railway employees began operating transport trains from the Botswana border to Mafekin

William Harris Receives Transportation AwardThe Transportation Research Forum has conferred

The Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad believes National Steel Corp. will grow to become it

Volkswagen do Brasil began regular shipments of medium-weight truck tractors to the U.S. and Canadia

The new wave of interest in anti-lock brakes in the trucking industry has some manufacturers worried

Industry shipments of plastics in 1986 gained 6.3 percent (in 1982 dollars) as volume rose in respo

Hessenatie Neptunus N.V., Antwerp's largest stevedore, hopes to lure Sea- Land Service Inc. to its

The Dutch government is to mediate between striking dockworkers and employers in the port of Rotterd

Despite a court ruling in its favor, the port of Oakland still must convince the federal government

Two Norwegian bulk transport shipping companies, Western Bulk Carriers (WBC) of Oslo and Ugland Bulk

Minneapolis to Host Technical Conference"Discover Change" will be the focus of the 58th annu

The distribution of coal dumpings at Hampton Roads rail export facilities during 1986 dropped over 3

Almost 800 tug and barge workers on the West Coast stayed off the job Wednesday as a strike against

Last Wednesday, Harry Wienen had a problem. His company was about to become the world's latest shipo

An unusual swirl of economic factors underlies the moves of four U.S.-flag carriers to enter the eas

Nordana Line Expands To Northern EuropeNordana Line is extending its Caribbean, U.S. Gulf an

Lawyers for Rep. Mario Biaggi have met with Justice Department officials in an attempt to block an i

Ron Baker, vice president of Los Angeles-based Importoys, picked up a long- haired doll in a white c

The Interstate Commerce Commission cleared the way for CSX Corp. to buy Sea- Land Corp. in the first

American President Lines, a leading trans-Pacific ship line, is asking the Maritime Administration t

Reagan to Visit Canada WASHINGTON - President Reagan will make an official visit to Ottawa,

The Green Acres Shopping Center, which for decades has been a favorite haunt of car thieves enticed

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine Subcommittee introduced a sweepingrevision of the

Pennsylvania Gov. Robert P. Casey suspended rate increases of three auto insurance companies pending