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NY/NJ Port Authority Official Resigns Over Controversy

The agency’s director of interstate capital projects David Wildstein leaves over the controversy over unannounced lane closures on the George Washington Bridge.

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Tales from the Former VP of Fleet Operations for Coca-Cola

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Join fleet hall of famer Steve Saltzgiver, RTA’s senior fleet management consultant, as he shares lessons from his time as VP of Fleet Operations at Coca-Cola and reveals how the four pillars of fleet success can transform your operations.

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Port Everglades Gets First Fruit Shipment From Peru

Port Everglades

South American grapes and blueberries could reach some U.S. markets quicker under a new pilot program bringing fruit to south Florida port.

Florida Logistics Center Gets USDA Approval for New Cold Chain Tech

New treatment process stabilizes the cold chain integrity by exposing fruits and vegetables to a more uniform temperature, vastly improving the quality of the products.

Oregon Representative Proposes to Raise Gas Tax

The legislation would nearly double the current federal gas tax, the tax traditionally used to pay for federal transportation projects.

Port of Olympia Starts Dredging Projects

This is the first significant dredging at the Port of Olympia in more than 30 years.

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Temperature Sensor Technology Firm Brings Electronic Labels to Market

Smart Sensor Labels technology tracks the changes in temperature of perishable goods.

Dematic Offers New Freezer-Rated Computers for Cold Chain

Dematic Corporation

The Omnii XT15f and VH10f industrial mobile computers are available now from Dematic Real Time Solutions.

The Week Ahead in 60 Seconds: 'New Shipping Service Launches on Great Lakes'

A new shipping service that will be the only regular, scheduled international container service on the Great Lakes, called the Cleveland-Europe Express, will connect the Cleveland Harbor and Europe via the Saint Lawrence Seaway.

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San Diego, Tijuana Start Construction To Join Airports

Once the project is finished in late 2014, Tijuana will be the first multinational airport on the American continent and the third in the world.

MARAD Releases Study on Shipping for Post-Expanded Panama Canal

Panama Canal Expansion Study is the first of a two-part study intended to help prepare for the impact of the Panama Canal expansion on U.S. ports, waterways and intermodal freight systems.

NY Port Authority Raises Tolls on Bridges, Tunnels

The higher toll hit trucks or towing combinations with six or more axles the hardest with an increase of $12.

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