Court Decides the Mexican Rail Dispute . . . or Does It? 

Mar 29, 2004

Both companies have been operating the bi-national railroad company since 1997, but last year they went into litigation after TMM backed down from selling...

Beating Down Rail Demurrage Fees 

Mar 8, 2004

For several years, IWLA The Association for Logistics Outsourcing (www.iwla.com) has been active in attempting to reduce or eliminate demurrage fees railroads...

Container Chassis Subject to Safety Inspection 

Feb 18, 2004

As the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMSCA) withdrew an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on the roadability of containers and chassis,...

Logistics Today looks at logistics tomorrow 

Dec 8, 2003, Perry A Trunick

NewsLogistics Today looks at logistics Tomorrow Motor carriageShippers are responding to cost pressures by moving freight to lower cost modes. Carriers...

The railroad deal that couldn't go through 

Nov 10, 2003, Ricardo Castillo Mireles

Across the border The railroad deal that couldn't go through MEXICO CITY Bewilderment reigns on Mexicos railroad scene now that the majority shareholders...

Chemical's Next Big Thing: Collaboration 

Oct 15, 2003

Industry FocusChemical's next big thing: Collaboration As close observers of the chemical industry, Accentures Andy Dvorocsik and Doug Houseman share...

Rent a railcar 

Oct 15, 2003, Roger Morton

NewsRent a railcar With a plethora of rules, regulations and safety considerations, and since so much of their product moves by rail, its small wonder...

No sour grapes 

Oct 15, 2003, Roger Morton

NewsNo sour grapes The way wine moves from the vineyard to the end consumer surmounting temperature and breakage challenges along the way provides valuable...

How's the rail business 

Oct 15, 2003

NewsHow's the rail business? Simply stated, rail is down while intermodal is up. As might be expected, railroad traffic follows general economic conditions,...

Clearing up congestion in the heartland 

Oct 15, 2003, Roger Morton

NewsClearing up congestion in the heartland When Miguel dEscoto, commissioner of Chicagos Department of Transportation, told the six Class I railroads...

Union Pacific spins off Overnite 

Sep 22, 2003

NewsUnion Pacific spins off Overnite Union Pacific Corp. (www.up.com), parent company of Union Pacific Railroad, plans to divest itself of Overnite Corp....

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