Company fails to protect drivers from COVID-19, port truckers claim
A pair of California truck drivers filed a formal complaint Container Connection, alleging it failed to protect its drivers from COVID-19.
A pair of California truck drivers filed a formal complaint Container Connection, alleging it failed to protect its drivers from COVID-19.
A federal agency indicates that a single-dose COVID-19 vaccine may soon roll out to truckers via truck stops, something OOIDA pushed for.
Brought to you by Land Line, OOIDA’s COVID-19 resources guide compiles everything truck drivers need to know about COVID-19.
An emergency declaration providing truckers an unprecedented HOS waiver to help provide coronavirus relief will remain in place through May.
OOIDA urges the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to prioritize truckers to get a single-dose COVID-19 vaccine where they frequent.
COVID-19 vaccinations are in the news constantly, but how is the overall effort going? Also, homeland security lists its concerns for 2021.
The COVID-19 vaccine rolls out with truckers at the wheel; breaking down the logistics of getting an entire nation inoculated. Plus, red-light cameras in Florida.
It won’t be long before truckers are asked to take a number and get in line for a COVID-19 vaccine – the latest chatter surrounding...
The U.S. Department of Transportation says it is making all the necessary preparations for a swift delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine.
A COVID-19 vaccine could be available to truck drivers and other essential workers in late January or early February.
Dr. Michael Lemke's research on long-haul truckers and COVID-19 draws from his experience as a former trucker driver himself.
The next “Live From Exit 24” will focus on COVID-19 and its effect on trucking and how it forced the reimagination of events like GBATS.
Ontario’s provincial government launched a pilot program making it easier for truckers to access COVID-19 testing.
As positive COVID-19 case numbers rise in the US pandemic stories from trucking industry professionals become more prevalent in the national spotlight.
Two members of Congress want the U.S. DOT to speed up the march toward automated vehicles – in part, to help stem the tide of...
An owner-operator who survived COVID-19 is now fighting to full recover; meanwhile, pandemic uncertainty may slow the recovery for freight and rates.
Ontario is launching a pilot program aiming to improve the accessibility of COVID-19 testing for the trucking industry at high-volume truck traffic locations.
If you visited the Topeka service area off of Interstate 70 on July 2-4 and are feeling under the weather, seek medical attention.
FMCSA issues a notice of enforcement discretion for motor carriers whose random drug and alcohol testing may be disrupted because of the pandemic.
Freight and rates continue to climb ahead of the Fourth of July, but the question of rising COVID-19 cases hangs over the post-holiday future.
Land Line Now, June 22, 2020. Click on the play button to hear our latest podcasts. An owner-operator from southeastern Kansas who survived COVID-19 is...
hat happens when a small-business trucking company owner becomes too ill with COVID-19 to run his company? This is Anil Gharmalkar's story.
Because of the breadth of it, the coronavirus pandemic has hit supply chains like no other disruptive event in memory.
Land Line’s Wendy Parker shares the stories of four truck drivers and what they have gone through during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sen. Roger Wicker, chairman of the Senate committee that oversees transportation, had questions about COVID-19’s impact on trucking. OOIDA provided answers.