St. Louis’s global connectivity enhanced by dedicated rail service to the Port of Virginia
The Port of Virginia is one of the St. Louis region's primary gateways to the world. Dedicated rail service provided by two Class I railroads…
Senate panel reaffirms that infrastructure remains bipartisan
Today, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (EPW) unanimously approved historic investment in the nation’s highways, bridges and roads. The committee’s thoughtful, bipartisan…
Strengthening US crude markets put export cargoes in doubt
The U.S. oil market is showing clear signs of tightening on the back of strengthening demand, raising a question about whether the nation’s booming crude…
US trade chief to hold first talks with Chinese counterpart
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is expected to hold her first discussions with her Chinese counterpart this week, according to people familiar with the planning.
Dachser creates more loading space
Successive conversion of semitrailers in the European Logistics business line optimizes capacity utilization and at the same time improves the climate footprint of transports
Statement by CAGTC President Blakey on EPW bipartisan Transportation Reauthorization Bill
“The Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors (CAGTC) commends Chairman Carper (D-DE), Ranking Member Capito (R-WV) and Members of the Senate Committee on Environment…
Airline pilot records to be tracked in long-sought safety rule
Records of airline pilots’ training and any legal violations will be kept in a national database with the creation of a new tracking system born…
EU may sanction Belarus’s potash industry by this summer
The European Union is aiming to hit Belarus with a new round of sanctions by June over the forced landing of Ryanair flight FR4978 and…
Europe’s aviation regulator tells airlines to avoid Belarus
The European Union’s air-safety regulator told airlines to avoid flying over Belarus, saying the diversion of a Ryanair Holdings Plc flight on Sunday raised doubts…
Mexico’s air-safety rating lowered by US, limiting fights
Mexico’s aviation-safety ranking has been downgraded by the U.S., prohibiting an expansion of flights from the nation’s carriers to its northern neighbor.
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