Federal, News
Trucking industry seeks answers amid marijuana rescheduling proposal
The federal government wants to reschedule marijuana, creating confusion among federally regulated entities, including the trucking industry.
Listen Now
Podcast: Ryder says transitioning to electric will cost some big bucks
How much will it cost the industry to convert to electric? One company has taken a look at the issue and thinks it has an answer.
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State
Missouri offers extension for IRP registrants
The Missouri Department of Transportation is extending the International Registration Plan period for those expiring in June until July 31.
Federal, News, Products & Services
Arion Tech ELD revoked by FMCSA
FMCSA has removed an Arion Tech ELD from the list of registered devices because of a “failure to meet the minimum requirements.”
Equipment, News
Einride Pods receive NHTSA approval for public road pilot program
The Einride Pod, a vehicle driven by an operator remotely, can begin a pilot program on public roads in mixed traffic.
Equipment, News
Navistar recalling thousands of trucks for steering gear issue
Tens of thousands of Navistar trucks are being recalled in the latest round of recalls dealing with R.H. Sheppard steering gears.
OOIDA
The OOIDA tour trailer stops in Hurricane, W. Va.
After spending the weekend in Hurricane, W. Va., Marty Ellis plans to take the OOIDA tour trailer to Mount Vernon, Ill., and Matthews, Mo.
Federal, News, State, Truck Parking
OOIDA: States need to prioritize truck parking
OOIDA Executive Vice President Lewie Pugh gave stakeholders some truck parking insight during the I-81 Corridor Coalition’s parking session.
Federal, News
Regulatory agenda includes rulemakings for underride guards, speed limiters
The administration’s spring 2022 regulatory agenda features some controversial rulemakings, including side underride guards and speed limiters.
News, State
Pennsylvania bill addresses apportioned registrations, vehicle snow and ice removal
A Pennsylvania bill moving through the House covers apportioned registrations, and snow and ice removal from atop vehicles.
News, State
Weigh-in-motion system coming to I-84 port of entry in Idaho
The Idaho Transportation Department has awarded a $2.2 million contract for the installation of a weigh-in-motion system along I-84.
Business, Products & Services
Reefer load posts heat up amid an underwhelming produce season
Reefer load posts showed strength last week in the home stretch for spring produce, but that’s not the full story, reports DAT MembersEdge.
