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FMCSA grants request to extend speed limiter comment period

OOIDA and ATA asked the agency for more time to comment on a controversial speed limiter proposal. FMCSA obliged.

Crime & Courts, News, State

ExxonMobil accuses California county of unlawfully denying trucking operation permit

ExxonMobil is suing Santa Barbara County, accusing officials of using unsupported public comments to unlawfully deny trucking operations.

News, State

Maryland expands ‘Move Over’ law to apply to all vehicles

Action taken in Maryland expands the state’s “Move Over” rule to require drivers to make room for all roadways users.

Features, News

Annual ‘Bandit Run’ celebrates 45th anniversary of ‘Smokey and the Bandit’

Over 150 cars roll out of Texarkana for the annual Bandit Run. The week-long event follows same route made famous by trucker classic “Smokey and the Bandit”..

Crime & Courts, News

Truck driver faces 45 charges from Nashville crash

Forged and falsified logbooks have led an indictment on 45 charges for a truck driver after a June 2021 crash in Nashville, Tenn

News, OOIDA

OOIDA tour trailer has stops in Wisconsin through Memorial Day

Marty Ellis says the hot topic at the OOIDA tour trailer is the speed limiter mandate and truckers need to keep explaining the problems with it.

Crime & Courts, Federal, News, State

Solicitor general tells Supreme Court to decline AB5 petition

The U.S. Supreme Court shouldn’t hear the California Trucking Association’s case against AB5, the Office of the Solicitor General says.

News, State

New Oklahoma law authorizes autonomous vehicles

A new law in Oklahoma permits the use of fully autonomous vehicles on state roadways. The rule also applies to commercial vehicles.

Features, News

Rhode Island truckers participate in convoy for Special Olympics

Truckers in Rhode Island “showcase industry pride and professionalism” while taking to the streets to help raise money for Special Olympics.

Federal, News

FMCSA provides regulatory relief for transportation of baby formula

The federal government is calling on truck drivers to help out with the nation’s shortage of baby formula with an emergency declaration.