This issue of the Journal contains five articles on various aspects of carrier management, logistics, passenger rail, and traffic analysis. The first article focuses on motor carrier safety and profits, and the role that an understanding of fleet drivers plays. The second article examines how manufacturers can use a logistics service orientation to build logistics service competency. The third article reports on a data envelopment/analytic approach to selecting transshipment ports. The fourth article discusses a study of Michigan passenger rail stations and the benefits they provide to local communities. The final article reports on a method for adjusting Origin-Destination Matrixes in traffic analysis projects.
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