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Fuel prices

Diesel hits $4 mark

A gallon of diesel now costs more than $4 on average, according to the Energy Information Administration weekly report released Feb. 14.

Crime & Courts, News

More charged in New Orleans staged-crash conspiracy

Seven more people have been indicted in connection with a staged-crash insurance fraud conspiracy in New Orleans involving tractor-trailers.

Federal, News, OOIDA

OOIDA weighs in on worker classification to National Labor Relations Board

The National Labor Relations Board must find the right employee/independent contractor worker classification balance, OOIDA warns the agency.

News, State

Left lane truck rules advance, die at statehouses

Elected officials in multiple statehouses are advancing bills to single out trucks from left lane use. Additionally, one bill has died.

Opinion

FHWA aims to repave the roads under our traffic jams

It would be nice if the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act helped ease traffic bottlenecks, but there are reasons to suspect it won’t.

Business, Products & Services

Cummins acquires Jake Brake company

Engine maker Cummins is acquiring the original manufacturer of the Jake Brake, which was invented by Cummins’ founder.

News, State

Wyoming Legislature to consider 15-cent fuel tax boost

A bill introduced in the Wyoming House would raise the state’s tax rate for gas and diesel purchases by 15 cents over three years.

News, OOIDA

The OOIDA tour trailer pulls into Jackson, Miss.

Jackson, Miss., is the next stop for Marty Ellis and the OOIDA tour trailer. Drivers have been discussing the new driver training registry

News, OOIDA, State

Washington House committees advance truck parking, rest area access bills

Washington state House committees have advanced bills to aid truck parking and keep state-owned and operated rest areas open.

News, State

‘Driver shortage’ sparks CDL partnership program in Virginia

A Virginia initiative aims to address driver shortages by putting 100 new CDL drivers on the road in 100 days. They’re a third of the way there.