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With the highway bill now law, Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta is turning his attention to th

Authorities are investigating a Canadian Pacific derailment this week in which a freight train and a

China National Foreign Trade Transportation (Group), the majority shareholder in Hong Kong-listed Si

The Transportation Security Administration has named Robert Jamison as deputy administrator.

Customs said Wednesday it will delay enforcement of new standards for treating wood packaging to hel

Barge operator Kirby says the higher Mississippi River water levels in the wake of Hurricane Katrina

Customs said Wednesday it will delay enforcement of new standards for treating wood packaging to hel

The employees of the Georgia Ports Authority have launched Port to Port People Project, to help coor

Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta announced Wednesday afternoon in New Orleans that his depa

Data compiled by the National Association of Manufacturers more clearly pinpoints the impacts Hurric

The employees of the Georgia Ports Authority have launched Port to Port People Project, to help coor

The JOURNAL of COMMERCE ONLINELOS ANGELES -- BNSF Railway is testing low-emission locomotive

Delta Air Lines shares fell Wednesday 6.4% in early trading to 73 cents while traders speculated tha

Taiwanese airline EVA Airways said Tuesday it wants to set up a joint cargo venture with China's Sha

Rail freight volume including parcels in China increased 3.4 percent year-over-year in August. Total

Hurricane Katrina is dampening optimism in the retail sector and prompting a new wave of warnings fr

Franklin Park, Ill.-based steel distributor A.M. Castle & Co. picked Real Time Freight's web-bas

The Bush Administration is considering lowering high antidumping tariffs imposed on such items as Ca

Northwest Airlines Flight 947 from Memphis, Tenn., landed Tuesday at Louis Armstrong New Orleans Int

In an effort to move cargo to the U.S. South Atlantic region, Maersk Sealand will re-launch the Fash

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded a contract on Friday to Boh Brothers Construction of N

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday that producer prices rose 0.6 percent in August. Dat

Sixteen days after Hurricane Katrina struck, Norfolk Southern completed repairs to its Lake Pontchar

The Department of Homeland Security doled out $142 million in port security grants on Tuesday.

The Bayonne Bridge in New York Harbor was closed to traffic as of noontime, after it was struck by a

Kansas City Southern, the U.S. railroad that bought control of Mexico's largest railroad, TFM, earli

Norfolk Southern Corp. said today it has completed repairs to its Lake Pontchartrain Bridge damaged

CN and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers signed a five-year collecti

The International Longshoremen's Association said today it began sending financial aid to union memb

Horizon Lines, the largest U.S. domestic ocean carrier, said its has deployed 900 new high-cube refr

There have been "surprisingly few developments" in the Allied Holdings bankruptcy proceeding, accord

American Trucking Associations hired Timothy P. Lynch, president and CEO of the Motor Freight Carrie

The Port of Houston received $35.3 million in the fifth round of port security grants, the largest s

For the second month in a row, soaring fuel prices have led the Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement

Hawthorne, Calif.-based Rapiscan Systems won a $16 million contract to deploy its X-ray imaging Eagl

The average price of U.S. retail diesel fuel dropped 5.1 cents to $2.847 a gallon from its all-time

Alien Technology cut the price on its 96-bit radio frequency identification tags by 44 percent in an

Work is slated to begin Monday to repair the Interstate-10 bridges that carry traffic east from New

A coalition of U.S. lumber companies are challenging the legality of the North American Free Trade A

The Port of New Orleans says it is on target to restart commercial operations. Monday, steel coils w