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The U.S. Department of Transportation signed an agreement with the state of Washington to improve ef

As 2009 gets under way, major railroads across North America see traffic still plunging, continuing

Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., is the chair of the House Highways and Transit Subcommittee. Colleagues on Ja

Dry-bulk carrier Liberty Shipping Group LLC today announced that it has withdrawn its proposal to ac

Hapag-Lloyd parent TUI AG denied reports today that it is re-negotiating the price it struck for sel

Freight traffic at Frankfurt airport dropped by 25 percent in December from a year ago, the third su

Maersk Line announced plans to lower bunker surcharges imposed earlier on the trade from the Middle

Jet fuel prices and consumption plunged in November to their lowest points all year. U.S. ai

Maersk Line announced plans to lower bunker surcharges imposed earlier on the trade from the Middle

Transportation security would be one of Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano's top priorities if confirmed

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee rescheduled the confirmation hearing of fo

The United States is modifying the list of European Union products subject to additional duties in c

The deepening recession affected all modes of transportation in November as freight services decline

Deutsche Bahn, Europe’s biggest rail freight carrier, risks strikes over a new wage contract within

Dry-bulk carrier Liberty Shipping Group LLC today announced that it has withdrawn its proposal to ac

Troops care package campaign recognized(Grain Valley, Mo., Jan. 15, 2009) - The Owner-Operat

A Russian warship thwarted pirates attacking a container ship in the Gulf of Aden.The Dutch

ICS Logistics executed a definitive agreement to purchase Coastal Maritime Stevedoring and affiliate

Two Indian seamen jailed following an oil spill off South Korea were given bail pending an appeal.

The sour economy and declining trans-Pacific trade could mean that a planned mega-terminal for NYK L

A bankruptcy court has approved the sale of Greatwide Logistics Services, a Dallas non-asset-based t

Production cuts by some top paper and cardboard companies, and the possible bankruptcy of one, is fu

As 2009 gets under way, major railroads across North America see traffic still plunging, continuing

WASHINGTON -- House Democrats Thursday unveiled an $825 economic stimulus package that includes $90

ICS Logistics announced that it has executed a definitive agreement to purchase Coastal Maritime Ste

The Federal Maritime Commission decided today that it will take the full 45-day review period allowe

The Port of Los Angeles closed out its weakest year in more than a decade with total container volum

The U.S. Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports charges that British Columbia, which supplies most of the

A Russian warship thwarted pirates attacking a container ship in the Gulf of Aden.The Dutch

A bankruptcy court has approved the sale of Greatwide Logistics Services, a Dallas non-asset-based t

TACOMA (Jan. 15, 2009) - The Port of Tacoma Commission, staff and the Tacoma waterfront community ar

Freight traffic at Frankfurt airport dropped by 25 percent in December from a year ago, the third su

A high percentage of manufacturers responding in January to a Federal Reserve survey in New York exp

House Democrats Thursday unveiled an $825 economic stimulus package that includes $90 billion in inf

Deflation of wholesale prices slowed in December as the Producer Price Index for Finished Goods fell

The Port of Los Angeles closed out its weakest year in more than a decade with total container volum

Mary E. Peters, in her last speech as Transportation Secretary, blasted Congress for not confirming

European Union competition regulators today cleared the $430-million acquisition by Denmark’s A.P. M

This year will be the toughest test yet for the global container shipping industry and further casua

The new 1-million-TEU TraPac Container Terminal handled its first ship Monday at the Port of Jackson