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News, State

Interstates reopen after record rain, flooding in St. Louis

I-70 and the other interstates leading into downtown St. Louis were closed because of record rain and flooding Tuesday. Watch for surprises.

Business, Products & Services

MembersEdge load posts fell 16% last week; load-to-truck ratios declined

Load posts on DAT MembersEdge have tumbled, freeing up trucks and depressing spot rates. Gulf Coast port activity is boosting rates, though.

Opinion

Meet Driface, the driver-facing camera

If a driver-facing camera could talk, it might say stuff like Driface told columnist John Bendel. It might become your new best friend – or not.

News, Products & Services

Research group seeks input from truckers on driver-facing cameras

What role can driver-facing cameras play in reducing litigation against truckers and carriers? One research institute is looking for the answer that question.

News, State

Best and worst states for teen drivers

With FMCSA considering lowering the minimum age required to obtain a CDL, which states are the worst and best for teen drivers?

News

Deadline for Transition Trucking nominations is July 31

The nomination period for the Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award ends July 31. Go to TransitionTrucking.org to nominate.

Federal, News

FMCSA apprenticeship program application process opens today

FMCSA began accepting applications for motor carriers to participate in its Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program on July 26.

Fuel prices, News

Diesel prices down for fifth consecutive week

The average diesel price fell nearly 20 cents in one region, while the national average’s down 16 cents, according to the latest EIA report.

Fuel prices, News, State

Portland, Ore., considers banning sale of fossil-based diesel fuel

One city is considering banning the sale of petroleum-based diesel fuel to cut greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change.

News, State

Massachusetts Senate endorses $10.84 billion transportation bond bill

The Massachusetts Senate has endorsed a $10.84 billion transportation bond bill. The plan calls for tapping federal aid and state surplus revenue.