News, OOIDA
OOIDA lends support in aftermath of Key Bridge collapse
OOIDA has had conversations with agencies to offer any assistance possible regarding the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
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Podcast: Expert – trucking’s inefficiencies put the burden on drivers
Whether it’s lease-purchase agreements, compensation or any number of other issues, Steve Viscelli has thoughts about how to change things.
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Business
With two new terminals opened this spring, Saia reports higher revenue
New terminals last year and two this year so far have stoked revenue for Saia LTL Freight. The carrier plans to open more terminals this year.
Business
Hirschbach completes its purchase of John Christner Trucking
Iowa’s Hirschbach Motor Lines says it has completed buying Oklahoma’s John Christner Trucking, which had been facing a class-action lawsuit.
News
Missouri named best state to gas up, just ahead of Kansas and Oklahoma
Missouri topped a list of states with the most affordable fuel prices with an average of $3.78 per gallon. Where does your state rank?
News, OOIDA, State
Colorado lawmakers approve owner-operators occupational accident insurance
Colorado General Assembly approves occupational accident insurance policy for owner-operators as an alternative to workers’ compensation.
Federal, News, OOIDA
OOIDA stresses need for valid science in drug testing comments
The deadline for comments on a DOT proposal about oral fluid drug testing ended. Check out what OOIDA had to say
OOIDA Member, Truck Parking
The Parking Zone – April 2022
Washington state, the province of Ontario and the U.S. federal government are all opening up their wallets for more truck parking.
News, State
Michigan moves forward with plans for 25-mile automated vehicle corridor on I-94
Plans for a 25-mile connected and automated vehicle corridor on I-94 in Michigan are moving forward. Project now moves to analysis and planning phase.
Federal, News, OOIDA
OOIDA to EPA: Don’t make truckers guinea pigs
OOIDA wants its members to tell the Environmental Protection Agency how its emission standards proposal could hurt small-business truckers.
Opinion
Driverless trucks tech echoes the big tech frenzy of two decades ago
Many companies ballyhoo the age of driverless trucks these days, but this isn’t the first tech frenzy the trucking industry has seen.
News, OOIDA
The OOIDA tour trailer rolls into Battle Creek, Mich.
Starting Monday, Marty Ellis takes the OOIDA tour trailer to Battle Creek, Mich. Then he’s got some Midwest Pride in Your Ride plans.