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Both shoes dropped -- and dropped hard -- on the logistics property industry at the end of 2008 as t

A final rule from the U.S. Department of Transportation will require tank cars used to haul poison i

Five Somali pirates who hijacked the tanker Sirius Star reportedly drowned after collecting $3 milli

The U.S. District of Columbia Court denied a motion by the National Industrial Transportation League

ProLogis scored two new leases in Poland as shippers expand their operations in lower-cost East Euro

Just days ago, CSX announced that it was launching a strategic review of The Greenbrier -- its aging

The Trans-Texas Corridor, a massive highway, rail and pipeline project, is road kill.The con

What's going to happen to public-private partnerships? Though experts will say I'm wrong, it seems l

Southern California was the epicenter of port trucking issues in 2008 as the ports of Los Angeles an

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.-- Projects must create and sustain increased employment<

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Shippers who want to know how they'll benefit from the ma

Chief executivewww.portofantwerp.comAs 2009 dawns, the main question for everybody i

President and chief executivewww.aapa-ports.orgAmerica's seaports and maritime indus

The Department of Agriculture today announced details of the final regulation for the mandatory coun

It's an inconvenient reality: We see the trends that shape and define our port industry with remarka

India's Tariff Authority for Major Ports has allowed Gateway Terminals India Pvt. Ltd., the third co

Slumping cargo volumes are affecting employment and operating practices at West Coast ports.

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Kansas City Southern is pushing toward a new crossborder

Shippers who want to know how they'll benefit from the massive infrastructure spending and economic

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Happy? Among the many reports coming out about prospectiv

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.Over 200 container ships likely will be laid up in the Ne

President and chief executivewww.columbia-coastal.comThere is much discussion about

Chief executivewww.cargosmart.comIn 2009, technology solution providers will continu

Senior vice presidentwww.cbre.comOur outlook for 2009 calls for a year of flat or ne

Chairman, president and chief executivewww.bnsf.comAs the U.S. economy faces histori

President and chief executivewww.aar.orgFrom a policy perspective, the biggest devel

BY JOSEPH BONNEYSurprises abound in the industry commentaries in The Journal of Commerce's A

Hamburg Sud said it has christened a container ship in Chile for the first time in its 137-year hist

The busiest U.S.-Canada truck crossing suffered a sharp decline in traffic in December, and for all

The slumping Asia export trade pulled business for Hong Kong's main air cargo handler down by nearly

If there was ever a time for third-party logistics providers to prove their mettle, it's now. With t

Copyright 2009, Traffic World, Inc.-- Transport accounted for 29 percent of total U.S. green

Visiting fellow for ocean governancewww.cfr.orgThe dramatic melting of the polar ice

Chairman and chief executivewww.coopertsmith.comIn recent years, we have observed ma

General counselwww.aaei.orgIn an ideal world, trade compliance programs would help e

Remember when port congestion due to the overwhelming growth of container volumes was the big proble

Richard DiNucci looked tired. It was mid-December, and since Thanksgiving, he'd been talking with on

Lufthansa Cargo, Europe’s biggest air-cargo carrier, reported freight traffic in December declined o

The oldest U.S. trade lane is likely to recover more quickly from the economic turmoil than other U.

Shippers and carriers are bracing for another tough year in 2009. Although imports will not drop 6 p