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Fuel prices, News, State

Massachusetts lawmakers pursue fuel tax relief

Pursuit is underway in Massachusetts to add a question to the 2024 ballot to offer price breaks on fuel purchases at certain times.

Federal, News

FMCSA again waives certain CDL skills test requirements

FMCSA has granted a three-month waiver beginning on Dec. 1 from some of the regulations applicable to commercial learner’s permit holders.

News

Trucking groups voice concerns over Connecticut’s highway use tax

A highway use tax in Connecticut will go into effect at the start of 2023. Trucking groups and drivers are concerned with the fees.

Federal, News

Another trucker asks FMCSA for hours-of-service exemption

Citing his decades of experience, another truck driver is asking FMCSA for an exemption from the hours-of-service regulations.

News

Survey input sought on predatory towing

OOIDA has long fought predatory towing practices that target truckers with unfair fees. An online survey is gathering info on the practice.

Federal, News

FMCSA denies livestock haulers’ hours-of-service exemption

FMCSA has denied a petition to provide an hours-of-service exemption to haulers of livestock, insects and aquatic animals.

Fuel prices, News

National diesel average down another 8 cents

The national diesel average is 8.2 cents lower than last week, according to the Nov. 28 ProMiles.com report. AAA and EIA prices also down.

Business, Equipment, News

Tesla Semi completes first fully loaded 500-mile trip

Just days before the first deliveries are made, the Tesla Semi has completed its first 500-mile trip with a fully loaded truck.

Business, Driver Fitness, Products & Services

Trucking execs back interstate medical clinic network

A network of medical clinics along interstates to serve truck drivers and others is backed by a group of trucking industry executives.

Business, News

Mess is growing from United Furniture pulling the plug

Mississippi furniture maker United Furniture Industries abruptly terminated employees one night last week. Employees are calling foul.