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Reducing trailer drag
Scientifically developed SmartTruck reduces fuel burn for Con-Way. In September 2010, Con-Way Truckload began testing an innovative device that installs under truck trailers t...
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A growing gap
Mark Twain would probably have a thing or two to say about the liner fleet’s capacity growth in tumultuous 2011. Looking at growth percentage, the top two gainers last ye...
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FAA reauthorization saga
The soap opera that is the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization process returns for another episode this month, with money to run the aviation system set to be cut ...
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VPA starts clean fuel program with Maersk
Maersk Line, the world's largest operator of container vessels, will become the first ocean carrier to take advantage of a new incentive program at the Port of Virginia designed to encourage transport companies to reduce air pollution from commercial vessels while at berth.
Foss 'rocket ship' strikes Kentucky bridge
The Foss vessel
Delta Mariner
struck the Eggner Ferry Bridge, which services both U.S. Highway 68 and Kentucky Highway 80, resulting in its collapse, according to the Kentucky Department of Transportation.
U.S. West Coast container volume drops in 2011
According to Dynamar, total collective 2011 container volumes at Los Angeles, Long Beach, Oakland, Seattle, and Tacoma dropped to 19.1 million TEUs, compared to 19.2 million TEUs in 2010.
Belgian dock workers back strike
Workers in the Port of Antwerp will support a planned 24-hour general transportation strike across Belgium, starting Monday morning, in protest against the country’s government to meet the European Union's financial targets.
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International Transportation Management Benchmark Study: Winners See Strategic Value of Visibility
This third annual study examines how successful firms are managing international transportation and emerging trends in the industry.
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Automation has become an essential tool in everyone’s global trade toolkit. For many, it is tempting to think of automation as a “cure-all” for woes of non-existent or inefficient processes.
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Maersk slows ECUBEX, adds Bremerhaven
Jakarta added to Maersk/MSC's Boomerang
VPA starts clean fuel program with Maersk
Maersk boosts Colombo hub
Panalpina starts 6 ex-Shanghai LCL services
New World starts new transatlantic loop
Maersk adds 2 calls on India-Med service
Troy Container starts Liverpool, Manchester service
ABC adds Chengdu freighter
Gold Star joins MCC intra-Asia loop
Second Maersk loop adds Tangiers
CSAV joins CMA's Med-West Africa loop
Maersk adds ship, Japan call to TP7
Crowley connects Port Everglades to Central America
NYK joins Emirates' China-India service
Ocean
U.S. West Coast container volume drops in 2011
Belgian dock workers back strike
Mississippi River pilots seek 44-foot draft
Ports America relocates headquarters
MSC raises Canada-to-Europe rates
CSAV adds $129 million for recapitalization
CMA CGM raises rates on number of trades
Surface Transportation
J.B. Hunt drives record sales, profit in 2011
Arkansas Best sees turnaround
Hub profit up 36% in 4Q
Labor nears ratifying freight rail deal
CP improves profit in 4Q
Swift reports turnaround in 2011
BNSF launches new Web tools
Ryder updates onboard truck monitoring
Supply Chain
Budapest reaches record air cargo volumes
AAFA holds emerging market seminar
IMF dials back 2012 growth forecast
Regulatory
CBP throws flag on fake NFL jerseys
Foss 'rocket ship' strikes Kentucky bridge
FMC reviews 25 OTI license applications
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First 747-8 freighter lands at ABC
AviancaTaca snaps up 51 A320s
Cronos adds 500 new Daikin reefers
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Oakland looks within for appointments
Marschall leads DB Schenker Rail’s sales
Maersk names new tanker chief
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