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Fuel prices, News

Recent diesel surge pauses for at least one week

Weekly increases to diesel prices have been the norm for much of 2022. It wasn’t a significant drop in prices this week, but it was a drop.

OOIDA, Truck Shows

The OOIDA tour trailer parks just west of Indy

For a break between truck shows, Marty Ellis has taken the OOIDA tour trailer to Brazil, Ind., which is just west of Indy. He’s headed to Cincy.

Business, News

Trucking carrier announces layoffs following first quarter losses

Following first quarter losses, trucking carrier announces around 70 layoffs to corporate and information technologies staff.

News, Safety & Security

Inspectors will be out in force Tuesday through Thursday

The International Roadcheck safety inspection blitz starts tomorrow and runs May 17-19. They will look at everything, but wheel ends get a special looksee.

News, State

New Michigan law cuts local road funding red tape

A new rule in Michigan is intended to save municipalities from increased road repair charges by trimming federal aid costs.

Coronavirus, Federal, News

FMCSA expands COVID-19 emergency declaration

FMCSA has expanded its list of qualifying loads for its national emergency declaration. Find out which loads qualify for regulatory relief.

Equipment, News

Cummins, ATHS partner to preserve trucking history

The ATHS announces its first “Visionary Partner,” a new level of sponsorship allowing partners to be a more active part of the society’s growth.

News, State

Louisiana House committee approves longer, heavier loads at ports

A Louisiana House panel has approved a bill to create a new tandem load permit for trucks hauling to and from Louisiana ports.

Crime & Courts, News

Trucker gets to keep fighting to get his seized $39,500 back

A small-business truck driver’s $39,500 to buy a truck was seized 19 months ago in Phoenix. Court says he can keep fighting to get it back.

News, State

Hours-of-service waiver issued for North Dakota ag haulers

Winter may be over, but it left its mark in North Dakota. So much so, an emergency order was issued for delivery of agricultural goods.