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
SJ Munoz
Staff WriterSJ Munoz joined the Land Line Media team in 2020. He brings a variety of skills to the job as he has experience as a reporter, photographer and in radio.
Munoz has worked for local radio stations and daily newspapers. He’s also written for Omaha Magazine, the Lawrence Journal-World, and PrepsKC.com. Before joining Land Line, SJ worked as a copy writer for a Kansas City-based real estate company.
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OOIDA, News
With rates down, OOIDA says truckers must negotiate
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
News, Fuel prices
Energy Information Administration points to trade policy, production in latest outlook
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
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Memorial Bridge needs urgent assessment, officials say
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
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Freight market downturn likely
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
News, State
Washington Trucking Associations calls out ‘double standard’
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
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Maryland officials say Bay Bridge is satisfactory
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
News, State
Major bridge replacement project underway
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
News, State
Automated trucks now traveling on I-70
Automated trucks are delivering shipments for Ease Logistics on a stretch of Interstate 70 between Columbus and Indianapolis.
By SJ Munoz | April 16, 2025
News, Fuel prices
EIA outlook calls for lower oil demand, fuel prices
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
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Federal funds finalized for Washington Bridge project
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
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OOIDA Foundation freight market outlook remains in flux
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
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American Society of Civil Engineers releases infrastructure report card
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
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NTSB found Key Bridge exceedingly vulnerable before collapse
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
News, State
Charlotte, N.C., launches truck parking tool
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
News, Fuel prices
Trade policies major factor in latest EIA outlook
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
Federal, News, State
Bird flu emergency extended by FMCSA
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration extended its regional bird flu emergency issued in February through April 10.
By SJ Munoz | March 11, 2025
News, Business
Freight market loaded with uncertainty
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
News, State
Delaware, Texas officials warn of E-ZPass scams
Delaware and Texas transportation officials are aware of scam attempts aimed at toll road users over fraudulent debts.
By SJ Munoz | February 27, 2025
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OOIDA Foundation says freight market upcycle around the corner
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
News
Not much change in EIA latest outlook
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
News
$5B in National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program funding frozen
$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
News, Features, OOIDA Member, Crime & Courts
OOIDA member among those affected by most recent truck stop tire-slashings
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
News, Fuel prices
EIA outlook calls for falling oil prices, more renewable energy
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
News, State
Regulatory relief granted by winter weather emergencies in several states
Severe winter weather has hampered several states and led to numerous emergencies to mitigate supply chain issues.
By SJ Munoz | January 10, 2025