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Federal, News, State

New law designates I-27 extension in Texas

West Texas will get a new stretch of I-27 as part of the $1.5 trillion omnibus appropriations bill recently signed into law.

Federal, News, OOIDA

OOIDA maintains stance that complaint database needs new name

Though FMCSA denies it, OOIDA is doubling down on its claims that the National Consumer Complaint Database is poorly named.

Fuel prices, News

EIA still predicts an increase in oil production

Diesel and other fuel markets remain highly unstable due to ongoing and potential future global events, largely Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

News, State

Multiple states pursue end to ticket quotas

State legislators around the country weigh action to eliminate policing for profit via ticket-writing requirements, or ticket quotas.

Crime & Courts, News

SCOTUS declines to hear female CRST drivers’ harassment suit

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review sexual harassment claims by former female CRST drivers, leaving the lawsuit mostly gutted.

News, OOIDA, Truck Shows

OOIDA at MATS on next episode of ‘Live From Exit 24’

As OOIDA gears up for MATS, the next Live From Exit 24’ will preview some of the opportunities the Association will feature at the event.

OOIDA, Truck Shows

At MATS, tell us why you’re a member and why OOIDA is important

MATS is celebrating 50 years, and OOIDA will be doing the same soon. Stop by the Association’s booth if you’re willing to make a testimonial.

Fuel prices, News

Diesel down for first time in two months

The Energy Information Administration weekly report released on March 21 showed a drop in diesel prices for the first time since January.

Fuel prices, News, State

Maryland, Georgia approve fuel tax holidays; others pursue similar action

Legislative efforts in statehouses around the country would provide motorists and/or truck drivers relief from fuel taxes.

Federal, News, OOIDA

Alternative vision standard goes into effect; road test now required for some

FMCSA’s alternative vision standard goes into effect March 22. The new standard requires evaluation from a licensed provider and a road test for some.