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Buttigieg updates Senate on NHTSA’s impaired-driving rulemaking
A rulemaking aimed at taking impaired drivers off the road received more than 18,000 comments, DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.
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Podcast: A private approach to truck parking
Trent Cameron, CEO and co-founder of Outpost, shares his company’s ambitious plan to dot the nation with private truck parking lots.
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KC Scout traffic service hit by cyberattack
A cyberattack is affecting the dynamic message boards, cameras and website connected to the KC Scout traffic and travel service.
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Trucking jobs even out heading into produce season
Responding to overcapacity, trucking jobs remained stagnant as the industry prepares for an increase in volume typical during spring.
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Two-week campaign aims to raise funds for veterans and active military members
OOIDA’s Mission: Military Appreciation continues its support of veterans and active-duty personnel. Here’s how you can get involved.
Federal, News
Buttigieg updates Senate on NHTSA’s impaired-driving rulemaking
A rulemaking aimed at taking impaired drivers off the road received more than 18,000 comments, DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.
News, State
Colorado lawmakers advance to governor revised commercial vehicle rules
The Colorado General Assembly has advanced a bill to implement additional rules for commercial vehicles traveling in the state.
Business, News
Texas trucking firm shutters operations
A Texas trucking company has closed its doors. Find out what led to the closure and how many employees are impacted.
Crime & Courts, News
Train horn costs trucker nearly $2M in hearing-loss lawsuit
A trucker is on the hook for seven figures after a train horn he installed on his truck caused a construction worker to lose his hearing.
News, State
Severe weather emergency in effect in Iowa
Iowa currently has two emergencies in place following reports of six tornadoes touching down across the state on Friday, April 26.
Federal, News
Rep. Collins: Minimum insurance increase would ‘destroy’ trucking
A bill that would increase carriers’ minimum insurance to $5 million would “destroy the trucking industry,” a member of Congress said.
News, State, Truck Parking
Truck parking is focus of legislation in multiple statehouses
Lawmakers in three statehouses are pursuing action that is intended to address concerns about a lack of adequate truck parking.