L.A., Long Beach Ports Sign Shippers for OffPeak

Click here to write a Letter to the Editor. img src="http://www.ttnews.com/images/printeditiontag_new.gif" width=120 align=right>LOS ANGELES — The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have started signing up cargo owners, or shippers, to their recently launched OffPeak program, which is designed to reduce traffic congestion in the ports, said operator PierPass Inc.

Chris H. Sieroty | Special to Transport Topics
June 10, 2005

EMU: Windshield-Wiper Technology Evolves

After a century, the technology of the humble windshield wiper continues to evolve. But the enemy of progress — friction — never rests.

Chris H. Sieroty | Special to Transport Topics
March 28, 2005

L.A. Task Force Unveils Plan to Curb Port-Area Emissions

LOS ANGELES — A task force appointed by Los Angeles Mayor James Hahn unveiled a 73-point pollution control initiative Dec. 29, aimed at bringing emissions from the Port of Los Angeles down to 2001 levels..

Chris H. Sieroty | Special to Transport Topics
January 10, 2005

So. Calif. Counties Bid for Jobs, Freight Yards

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Owners of two former Air Force bases are in negotiations with the two largest U.S. freight railroads to build intermodal exchange facilities here that would distribute cargo from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach across the nation.

Chris H. Sieroty | Special to Transport Topics
June 3, 2004