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Even though we’ve been hearing our fair share of bad news regarding all flavors of downsizing going on in the airline business, the Global Fortune 500 List comes back,
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The Ambassador Bridge, linking Windsor to Detroit, is privately owned by Michigan-based businessman Matty Moroun. He profits from a generous 60 million dollars annually, in toll revenues and it’s
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The entire supply chain is under great financial stress as the spot price of WTI crude oil rose steadily to over US$110 per barrel, on March 13th of
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Back in the 1960′s, taking the plane was a “special event” where the passengers were treated like kings, from the moment they entered the departure airport to the moment
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The number of elderly drivers will skyrocket across the United States, over the next 20 years. That could pose significant problems for states concerned about highway safety, according to
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The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) has granted, on March 21st, 2007, a waiver to allow for the testing of electronically controlled pneumatic (ECP) brakes on BNSF and NS locomotives
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Rail carriers keeping crews on duty for over 12 hours while also responsible for wild fluctuations in start time contribute to the aggravation of the limbo time side effects,
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The mighty locomotives that haul hundreds of tons of material, all over the world’s railways, are usually powered by diesel engines.
Consequently, these locomotives emit toxic diesel exhaust which contains
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The United Transportation Union recently published a preoccupying report on limbo time.
For those unfamiliar with this rail industry-specific terminology, limbo time refers to the time on duty that is
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The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities and Minister responsible for Quebec, and Mr Michel Després, Quebec Minister of Transport and Minister responsible for the National
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