IRP applications piling up, Canadian officials say
An IRP service transition in Canada has reportedly resulted in a backlog of applications, keeping some drivers and trucks off the road.
By SJ Munoz | May 15, 2025
An IRP service transition in Canada has reportedly resulted in a backlog of applications, keeping some drivers and trucks off the road.
By SJ Munoz | May 15, 2025
Rates must always be negotiated. OOIDA’s Compliance Department recently explained to Land Line why this is the case.
By SJ Munoz | May 09, 2025
The Energy Information Administration’s May short-term energy outlook was completed prior to policies that could have an impact.
By SJ Munoz | May 07, 2025
The Memorial Bridge, connecting New Hampshire to Maine over the Piscataqua River, was the focus of a recent letter to FHWA.
By SJ Munoz | May 02, 2025
Freight market conditions are likely headed south due to factors not previously expected when an upcycle was being forecast.
By SJ Munoz | April 29, 2025
The Washington Trucking Associations said it’s unfair for the state to allow certain exemptions of Advanced Clean Trucks rules.
By SJ Munoz | April 25, 2025
Maryland’s Bay Bridge was one of more than 60 bridges labeled as potentially unsafe. State transportation officials have responded.
By SJ Munoz | April 25, 2025
A bridge project in the Northeast, funded by federal as well as state resources, has begun and will continue through 2027.
By SJ Munoz | April 22, 2025
Automated trucks are delivering shipments for Ease Logistics on a stretch of Interstate 70 between Columbus and Indianapolis.
By SJ Munoz | April 16, 2025
The Energy Information Administration released its latest short-term energy outlook on Thursday, April 7, and instability was the theme.
By SJ Munoz | April 10, 2025
The $221 million Washington Bridge project in Rhode Island is set to move forward, as a federal grant was recently signed.
By SJ Munoz | April 02, 2025
The future of the freight market right now appears uncertain at best, according to the OOIDA Foundation’s March outlook.
By SJ Munoz | March 28, 2025
The nation’s infrastructure is mediocre and requires attention, according to a report released by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
By SJ Munoz | March 26, 2025
According to the National Transportation Safety Board, the Francis Scott Key Bridge was well above the vulnerability threshold in place.
By SJ Munoz | March 24, 2025
Charlotte, N.C., officials have launched a new truck parking tool in an effort to assist drivers in finding safe and authorized parking.
By SJ Munoz | March 20, 2025
Rapid change in U.S. trade policies heavily factored into the Energy Information Administration’s March short-term energy outlook.
By SJ Munoz | March 12, 2025
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration extended its regional bird flu emergency issued in February through April 10.
By SJ Munoz | March 11, 2025
The OOIDA Foundation labeled its February freight market outlook as uncertain. Potential tariffs and policies are some of the reasons.
By SJ Munoz | March 03, 2025
Delaware and Texas transportation officials are aware of scam attempts aimed at toll road users over fraudulent debts.
By SJ Munoz | February 27, 2025
The freight market could see an upcycle in the near future, but there are still concerns over potential governmental policies.
By SJ Munoz | February 21, 2025
The Energy Information Administration released its February short-term energy outlook, which was largely similar to January’s analysis.
By SJ Munoz | February 12, 2025
$5 billion in funding for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program has been suspended. Advanced Clean Trucks also affected.
By SJ Munoz | February 12, 2025
OOIDA has heard several complaints from its members about vandals damaging truck tires at truck stops across the South.
By SJ Munoz | January 24, 2025
The Energy Information Administration expects a drop in oil prices over the next two year due to increased production across the globe.
By SJ Munoz | January 15, 2025
Severe winter weather has hampered several states and led to numerous emergencies to mitigate supply chain issues.
By SJ Munoz | January 10, 2025