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Federal, News

Department of Labor to host worker classification public forums

The U.S. Department of Labor wants the public to help it establish a worker classification rule. OOIDA is encouraging its members to participate.

Driver Fitness

Programs aims to prevent Type 2 diabetes

People who participate in a lifestyle change program can cut the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by more than 50%, according to the CDC.

News, State

New Louisiana law double fines, authorizes camera use on Atchafalaya Bridge

A new law in Louisiana doubles fines for speeding and for truck lane restrictions along the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge.

News, OOIDA, Truck Shows

The OOIDA tour trailer pulls into Wheeling, W. Va.

After a great weekend seeing the trucks at the ATHS Ohio Vintage Truck Reunion. Marty Ellis is taking the OOIDA trailer to West Virginia.

Equipment, News

Mack Trucks recalls thousands of vehicles with R.H. Sheppard steering gears

More than 6,000 Mack trucks are being recalled to determine whether they are affected by a larger R.H. Sheppard steering gear recall.

Federal, News

FMCSA denies pipeline group’s exemption request

FMCSA declined the Pipe Line Contractors Association’s request for an exemption from certain hours-of-service regulations

Federal, News

OOIDA: Truckers need flexibility with SEC’s climate-related disclosure proposal

OOIDA wants the SEC to mitigate the burden of a proposed rule that may create a patchwork of data collection for owner-operators.

Federal, News

Driver training school asks FMCSA for exemption

Another driver training school is asking FMCSA to exempt an instructor from some of the qualification requirements.

News, State

Three Pennsylvania state lawmakers call for gas tax holidays

Multiple pursuits underway at the Pennsylvania statehouse would provide gas price relief for consumers. Diesel fuel is not included.

News, State

Michigan work zone cameras bill advances

A Michigan House committee has voted to advance a bill to authorize automated speed enforcement in highway work zones throughout the state.