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News, State

Minnesota extends emergency fuel order

Citing increased demand, low inventories and supply chain constraints, Minnesota has extended an emergency fuel order until Sept. 11.

Coronavirus, Federal, News

FMCSA reports two crashes under emergency declaration since March 2020

Thousands of loads have been hauled under an emergency declaration since March 2020. FMCSA said it is aware of two crashes.

News, State

Freedom Drivers Project at Missouri State Fair

MoDOT is partnering with Truckers Against Trafficking to bring the Freedom Drivers Project traveling exhibit to the Missouri State Fair.

Business, Equipment

Navistar shows new fuel-saving powertrain

The S13 diesel and T14 automated transmission start going into Aero highway tractors next summer, delivering up to 15% fuel savings.

Federal, News

Medical Examiner Handbook open for review

A draft of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Medical Examiner Handbook is available for review.

News, State

Truckers help police during mental health crisis on I-680

A group of truckers in Omaha, Neb., help police during mental health crisis on I-680. Officials commend drivers for “incredible teamwork.”

Elections, News, State

Multiple North Carolina, South Carolina county ballots to include transportation tax

Countywide questions about transportation funding are slated for November ballots in multiple locations in the Carolinas.

Crime & Courts, News, State

Trucker indicted for Social Security fraud

Dwayne Bent has been indicted in a federal court for Social Security fraud after failing to disclose two passed U.S. DOT physical exams.

News, State

Maryland to offer ‘modernized’ CDL skills test

On the heels of pilot program, Maryland will expand the use of a revised CDL skills test statewide. Biggest changes are to pre-trip inspection portion of exam

Federal, News, State

California, Kansas receive trucking-related federal technology grants

FHWA has awarded nearly $10 million in technology grants for trucking-related projects in California and Kansas.