Intermodal

CSX INTERMODAL PROMOTES EXECUTIVES

HOUSE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE LEADERS APPEAL FOR HIGHWAY FUNDING

EXISTING OCEAN CARRIER SYSTEMS CONSIDERED IN SECURITY PUSH

ARC ADDS U.S.-FLAG RO/RO SERVICE TO MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEA

OCEAN CARRIERS DISCUSS INTERMODAL SAFETY ISSUES

PACER STACKTRAIN NAMES CHOPRA GM INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

BNSF, FERROMEX MOVE HONDA AUTO PARTS TO MEXICO

HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE REVIEWS TEA-21 REAUTHORIZATION

TRANSPORT VOLUMES DOWN AGAIN AT INTERCONTAINER-INTERFRIGO

U.S. INTERMODAL RAIL TRAFFIC UP 9% IN MAY

LABOR UNIONS SPLIT OVER REPEAL OF CARRIERSÆ ANTITRUST IMMUNITY

IRONBOUND INTERMODAL PICKS ETERM

LANPORT EXPANDS WITH MEMPHIS LOCATION

INDUSTRY EXECUTIVES DISCUSS SECURITY COST REDUCTION OPTIONS

SCHUBERT QUESTIONS TREND OF LARGER CONTAINERSHIPS

MINETA WRAPS UP FOUR-DAY TOUR OF U.S. INLAND WATERWAY SYSTEM

FMC RECEIVES OTI APPLICATIONS, REVOKES 20 LICENSES

MINETA TO MEET WITH COAST GUARD, INDUSTRY IN ST. LOUIS

MOL MOVES EUROPEAN LINER HEADQUARTERS TO ROTTERDAM

HORIZON SERVICES LAUNCHES MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

MARAD OPENS TO VISA CARRIER ENROLLMENT

EVERGREEN SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR OAKLAND TERMINAL

STONIER ADDS WEST COAST TO INTERMODAL INITIATIVE

AAR CREATES SECURITY INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER

U.S. DELEGATES PLEASED AS UNCITRAL-COMITE SESSION ADJOURNS

UNION PACIFIC BOOSTS EARNINGS

DOTÆS MINETA DISCUSSES CARGO SECURITY PROGRESS

NORFOLK SOUTHERN BOOSTS 1ST-QUARTER EARNINGS

BNSF IMPROVES 1ST-QUARTER INCOME 28.4%

CNÆS 1ST-QUARTER RESULTS SLIP

CSXÆs EARNINGS JUMP 25%

BNSF, NS DEVELOP JOINT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA/NORTHEAST SERVICE

LANDSTAR SYSTEM IMPROVES EARNINGS

STONIER TRANSPORTATION JOINS TIA

EC CLEARS MAERSK/P&O NEDLLOYD RAIL VENTURE

UNCITRAL-COMITE UN SESSION OPENS WITH INTERMODAL SPLIT

ALAMEDA CORRIDOR RAIL LINK OPENS

PORT OF NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY POSTS 2001 GAINS

RSPA DEFINES ôKNOWLEDGEö OF HAZMAT VIOLATIONS

IANA SCHEDULES SEMINAR FOR JUNE IN CHICAGO

PORT OF SEATTLE COMPLETES TERMINAL 18 EXPANSION

CARGO CARRIERS LINE ADDS U.K./MEXICO LCL SERVICE

TACA CARRIERS ACCEPT EC COURT JUDGMENTS

FEFC ENDS LEGAL BATTLE WITH EC ON INLAND RATES

PACIFIC CARRIERS PLAN ALAMEDA CORRIDOR RAIL CHARGES

CSX INTERMODAL PROMOTES SALES, MARKETING EXECUTIVES

MARAD CHIEF LEADS MARITIME TALKS IN CHINA

U.S. PORTS WORRY ABOUT INCREASED SECURITY COSTS

SCHUBERT OUTLINES MARADÆS NEEDS IN PROPOSED FISCAL 2003 BUDGET

WTS AGENCIES OFFERS ONLINE BILL OF LADING APPLICATION

INTERMARINE SHIP FLIES U.S. FLAG

CARGO CONTAINER LINE ADDS DIRECT VERA CRUZ SERVICE

DAL-TILE PICKS EXEL FOR WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT IN SOUTHEAST

BNSF, PORT OF OAKLAND TO OPEN JOINT INTERMODAL TERMINAL

EC WINS LANDMARK LEGAL CASES AGAINST TACA, FEFC

BRITISH FORWARDER F.S. MACKENZIE ENTERS WEST EUROPEAN MARKET

MARAD CONTINUES SUPPORT OF INTERMODAL TRANSPORT IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAMS

IANA RELEASES INTERMODAL EQUIPMENT VIDEO

AAR: RAIL INTERMODAL TRAFFIC, CARLOADINGS DECLINE

C.H. ROBINSON SEES DOUBLE-DIGIT EARNINGS BOOST

J.B. HUNT SEES BOOST IN 4TH-QUARTER EARNINGS

U.S. CONTAINER WORKING GROUP PREPARES SECURITY RECOMMENDATIONS

BNSF SEES SHARP DECLINES IN 4TH-QUARTER, YEAR-END EARNINGS

MARTIN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MARITIME TRUST, CO. DIES

INTERCONTAINER REPORTS FURTHER FALL IN VOLUMES

CN SEES DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH IN 4TH-QUARTER, YEAR-END EARNINGS

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SEES DIP IN 4TH-QUARTER NET INCOME

HACTL SEES FALL IN AIR CARGO TONNAGE

NYK INTEGRATES AMERICAS LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES

SAFMARINE TO ADD EUROPE/CANADA SERVICE

U.S. INTERMODAL TRAFFIC DOWN 2.6% IN 2001

SCHUBERT: MARAD WILL PLAY ROLE IN TRANSPORTATION SECURITY AGENCY

PACIFIC-GULF MARINE TO MANAGE HEAVYLIFT U.S.-FLAG VESSEL

PANALPINA COMPLETES REGIONAL MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

DOT TO REVIEW UN HAZMAT MEETING

SADDLE CREEK CONSOLIDATES DALLAS-FORT WORTH OPERATIONS

BNSF, SWIFT OFFER JOINT INTERMODAL PERISHABLES SERVICE

U.S. INTERMODAL TRAFFIC CONTINUES DECLINE

HANJIN LOGISTICS JOINS IAS’S INTERBOX

INTERCONTAINER-INTERFRIGO RESUMES DANISH LINK

HOLLINGS: SEAPORT SECURITY WOULD COST THE U.S. $1 BILLION

IANA: INTERMODAL TRAFFIC REFLECTS ECONOMY

CP RAILWAY, CONSOLIDATED FASTFRATE SIGN 10-YEAR $400 MILLION CONTRACT

SCHUBERT CONFIRMED AS MARAD ADMINISTRATOR

INTERMARINE SWITCHES TO U.S. FLAG

KANSAS CITY INTERNATIONAL TO ADD INTERMODAL CENTER

DOT APPOINTS WRIGHT TO FHWA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

TIA BECOMES FIATA MEMBER

NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORRECTS HOLIDAY HOURS

TRANS-I STARTS APPLICATION FOR OCEAN CARRIERS

EXPRESS CONTAINER SERVICE COMMENCES INTRA-MED LINK

ALABAMA STATE DOCKS HANDLES 20.5 MILLION TONS IN FISCAL 2001

SAVI OFFERS APPLICATION TO MANAGE EQUIPMENT

PACERÆS 3RD QUARTER NET INCOME DROPS 83%

PORT OF BALTIMORE EXPECTS BOOST IN SOUTH AMERICAN CARGO

CP RAILWAY 3RD-QUARTER INCOME UP 3%

ICF TO BEGIN ITALY/ROMANIA BLOCK SERVICE

TRUSERV SIGNS WITH TRANSPLACE FOR LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT

CSXT SHIFTS MARKETING FOCUS, APPOINTS MANAGEMENT

CN BOOSTS 3RD-QUARTER EARNINGS 11%