Federal, News
FMCSA wants feedback on predatory towing
FMCSA will hold a public meeting on Friday, June 21 aimed at addressing the lack of transparency regarding towing fees.
Listen Now
Podcast: What you can do about the push for electric trucks
In a few years, proposed emission standards would require 25% of new trucks to be all electric. So what can you do? We’ll offer some advice.
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California greenhouse gas emissions in transport sector down sharply
The transportation sector showed the largest decline in greenhouse gas emissions in California, but there is a caveat.
Federal, News
Feds seek public input on hazmat technologies
With changes looming for the trucking industry, a federal agency seeks public input on hazmat technologies and R&D efforts.
State
Port of Long Beach opens charging station for heavy-duty electric trucks
The Port of Long Beach announced the opening of what it calls nation’s first public charging stations for heavy-duty electric trucks.
Business, News
Chemical transport company Quantix buys five carriers’ assets
Quantix, a Texas chemical transport company, continues to add to its fleet through acquisitions, now grabbing the assets of five carriers.
Crime & Courts, News
Related Houston motor carriers ordered out of service
Two related Houston motor carriers have been ordered to halt operations for violations including driver licensing, drug testing and hours.
News, Safety & Security, State
WSDOT reminds drivers of winter driving laws
The Washington State Department of Transportation released pertinent information on winter driving, specifically on mountain passes.
News
Cross-border freight dips in September
Cross-border freight hauled by trucks decreased in September, but computers/parts remain a hot commodity at the borders.
Federal, News
Electronic ID comment period almost over
FMCSA is considering the idea of requiring all interstate commercial motor vehicles to possess a unique electronic ID. But why?
Crime & Courts, News
FMCSA former safety auditor indicted on bribery, extortion charges
A former U.S. Department of Transportation employee has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of bribery and extortion.
News, OOIDA
OOIDA tour trailer stops in Strafford, Mo.
Marty Ellis heads to Strafford, Mo., for a stop before Thanksgiving. He shares on Land Line Now about the charity Truckers Christmas Group.
