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FMCSA says marijuana policy changes are ‘going to take a while’

Marijuana laws are changing at state and federal levels. FMCSA’s chief medical officer discusses how soon the agency might make changes.

News, State

California bill aligning climate goals with transportation funding vetoed

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has wielded his veto pen thwarting pursuit to align transportation funding with the state’s climate goals.

Equipment, News

SAF-Holland recalling suspension systems

SAF-Holland is recalling certain ULX40 Suspensions, with P89 mechanical axle assemblies, built with Haldex ModulT Gen II air disc brakes.

Features

ATHS to induct 2022 Hall of Fame class on Oct. 26

The American Trucking and Industry Leader Hall of Fame will host this year’s induction ceremony on Oct. 26 in Kansas City, Mo.

Federal, News

FMCSA eyes rule to identify, remove unfit motor carriers

FMCSA says it wants to improve the process of removing unfit motor carriers from the nation’s roadways.

OOIDA, Truck Shows

OOIDA tour trailer weekends at Bobtail Apparel Truck Show

Marty Ellis is taking the OOIDA tour trailer to Dixon, Calif., for the Bobtail Apparel Truck Show and then continuing his California tour.

News, State

Utah leads states with most confrontational drivers

Which states have the most and least road rage incidents? Forbes Advisor surveyed thousands of drivers to find out.

News, State

Pennsylvania Senate committee advances autonomous vehicle bill

A Pennsylvania bill advancing through the statehouse is touted to modernize the vehicle code to allow for driverless testing and deployment of highly autonomous vehicles.

News

Trucking group says Canadian government has ‘fallen short’ in addressing ‘Driver Inc.’

The Canadian Trucking Alliance aims to raise awareness about a tax and labor fraud scheme it calls “Driver Inc.” Government response has fallen short, it says.

Federal, News

Automatic emergency braking proposal slated for early 2023

FMCSA and NHTSA plan to publish a notice of proposed rulemaking regarding automatic emergency braking systems in January.