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Posted July 15, 2008
Yellow's Two Change of Operations
Analysis of: Yellow's Two Change of Operations | roaddrivers.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
YRC Worldwide, even after their largest change of operations, is still the high cost provider in a shrinking LTL market, which is full of lower cost, faster transit time competitors.  This most recent change of operations probably will improve their costs and transit times when compared to their...
Posted July 15, 2008
Yellow's Two Change of Operations
Analysis of: Yellow's Two Change of Operations | roaddrivers.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
RYC Worldwide is one of the largest truck freight carriers in the World.  This type of expansion in services will allow RYC to participate in handling a larger volume of the regional and next day market.  With its current hub network, YRC should be able to move its freight in a more...
John Schulz Posted July 15, 2008
"Exciting" Time at Yellow Transportation. Does That Mean Profits, Too?
Analysis of: Yellow's Two Change of Operations | roaddrivers.org
Author: John Schulz, Independent Analyst - Contributing Editor Logistics Management Magazine
 Yellow Transportation is enacting what officials are calling the most important change of operations in the company's history. More than 500 Yellow Teamsters have accepted new dock, driving and new "utility" positions to give the venerable long-haul LTL carrier a bigger footprint into the next-day...
Stanley McWilliams Posted July 15, 2008
Intermodal Will Remain the Fastest Growing Segment in Transportation for Years to Come
Analysis of: Are fuel prices driving a domestic intermodal shift? | www.logisticsmgmt.com
Author: Stanley McWilliams, Independent Consultant Stan McWilliams
Intermodal is the fastest growing segment in transportation today and has quadrupled since 1980.  Discounting economic fluctuations and domestic growth aside, international trade by itself should assure continued growth, especially taking into account our recent 35% growth in exports.
Stanley McWilliams Posted July 15, 2008
Like Congress on High Oil Prices, Karl Rove is Silent
Analysis of: Pull Up a Chair, Mr. Rove | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: Stanley McWilliams, Independent Consultant Stan McWilliams
Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Judiciary subcommittee holding a hearing on former chief strategist to President Bush, Karl Rove’s behavior in the firing of nine U.S. attorneys in 2006; play a Woody Allen stunt by talking to an empty chair while oil is $147, Freddie and Fannie are...
Posted July 14, 2008
South Korea cuts back on energy use
Analysis of: South Korea cuts back on energy use | www.iht.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Policies in crude producing countries are equally as important and unfortunately, failed, as those of the importing countries. Deepening social issues in OPEC member nations carry added risks to importing nations that are not being understood well enough to adequately gauge their potential impact to...
Michael Lynch Posted July 14, 2008
Ghost of Kondratieff haunts world economic system
Analysis of: South Korea cuts back on energy use | www.iht.com
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant Michael E. Lynch
A Reuters report in the July 7 issue of the International Herald Tribune noted that the government of South Korea has initiated a plan to restrict the use of vehicles owned by public organizations. The move is part of a contingency plan to combat high transportation fuel costs. Prime Minister Han Seung...
Posted July 14, 2008
The Value of Fuel Surcharges in Rail Transportation Agreements for Coal
Analysis of: Railroads: The Calm After the Storm | investerms.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner High Energy Services
    Railroads, unlike airlines and trucking firms, are able to pass along the high cost of fuel in  transportation agreements.  Below discusses this and the value to the railroads for coal transportation.
Toby Kolstad Posted July 10, 2008
Prince Rupert Traffic contributes to Intermodal Gains at CN
Analysis of: CN welcomes added vessel call at Port of Prince Rupert container terminal | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Toby Kolstad, President Rail Theory Forecasts
A second container vessel will make weekly stops at CN’s container terminal in Prince Rupert BC potentially bringing 1000 more containers per week to CN for movement to the Midwest and possibly raising the terminal’s inbound volume to over 2,000 containers per week.  At that volume, more than one...
Jay Thompson Posted July 9, 2008
Expected Simpler (Less Expensive) Diesel Emissions Reduction Systems Are Coming For SCR
Analysis of: Argonne Lab Licenses New Catalyst to Cut NOx | www.truckinginfo.com
Author: Jay Thompson, President and General Manager Transportation Business Associates
The Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) versus Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) approaches have already been previously written about - including from me last week. The referenced article shows us one coming approach that may replace the need for urea (ammonia) in SCR applications. More SCR options are...
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