Federal, News, State
FMCSA denies Florida agency’s exemption from CDL testing rules
FMCSA has denied a Florida agency’s request for an exemption from regulations that require the CDL skills tests be completed in succession.
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Podcast: Crashes, drugs, fraud and parking on agenda for FMCSA forum
An FMCSA Research Forum is coming up next week, and what comes out of it could have a significant impact on your life as a truck driver.
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Federal, News, OOIDA
Driver shortage not the problem, Port of L.A. director says
OOIDA has long disputed the notion of a driver shortage in the trucking industry. The Association is not alone.
Crime & Courts, News
Stevens Transport settles discrimination allegations with EEOC
Stevens Transport will pay a $75,000 settlement to end a lawsuit that alleged it violated a job applicant’s rights during an interview.
News, State
New Mexico left lane truck rule vetoed; Virginia bill heads to governor
A New Mexico bill to limit left lane use for truckers is vetoed, and a Virginia truck lane bill awaits action by the governor.
Federal, News
Daylight saving time bill passes Senate
A bill that would make daylight saving time permanent across most of the nation passed the Senate on Tuesday, March 15.
Features, News, OOIDA Member
OOIDA member among finalists for Highway Angel award
The Truckload Carriers Association plans to announce its 2021 Highway Angel winner on March 22 in Las Vegas. An OOIDA member’s in contention.
Fuel prices, News, State
Fuel tax relief pursued in at least 18 states
Legislative efforts in at least 18 statehouses would provide motorists and/or truck drivers relief from fuel tax collections.
Business, News, Products & Services
ELD malfunction? How to stay on the road
Drivers who experience an ELD malfunction due to loss of 3G wireless service can stay in compliance and on the road by following these steps.
Crime & Courts, Federal, News
Yellow Corp. reaches nearly $7M settlement with Defense Department
Yellow Corp. is settling a dispute with the United States that alleged it knowingly overcharged the government millions of dollars.
News, State
NYC major promises $140 million for Hunts Point Produce Market
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has promised $140 million to improve the traffic-congested Hunts Point Produce Market and neighborhood.
Features, News
Student artists sought for FMCSA’s Road Safety Art Contest
FMCSA seeks student artists to create posters encouraging safe driving around commercial vehicles for its annual Road Safety Art Contest.
