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News, OOIDA, Truck Shows

Late OOIDA co-founder nominated for trucking honor

Former OOIDA president Jim Johnston nominated for the Mid-American Trucking Show’s inaugural Wall of Fame.

Fuel prices, News

Another surge in diesel prices

Diesel increases this week included a 5.5-cent jump in the national average, according to the Energy Information Administration’s report.

Features, OOIDA, OOIDA Member

Remembering Martha Taylor – June 6, 1935-Jan. 19, 2022

Martha Greene Taylor, a longtime member of OOIDA’s Scholarship Committee and wife of Director Emeritus John Taylor, died Jan. 19.

News, OOIDA

Safety a key issue on the upcoming edition of ‘Live From Exit 24’

CVSA’s deputy executive director joins host Mike Matousek and OOIDA Executive Vice President Lewie Pugh on “Live From Exit 24” on Wednesday, Jan. 26.

News, State

Pennsylvania Senate panel advances truck weigh system bill

A Pennsylvania Senate panel has approved a bill to establish an electronic weigh station bypass system for trucks moving across the state.

Federal, News, OOIDA

Highway coalition urges Congress to finalize appropriations

In a letter to Congressional leaders, the American Highway Users Alliance said more work needs to be done in order to fulfill the promise of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Opinion

There’s gold in the driver shortage for the ATA

With the under-21 driver apprentice program, it seems ATA has won with its “driver shortage” PR blitz, so why no let-up in the drumbeat?

News, State

Study: Iowa best state to drive in, Hawaii is the worst

Wallethub ranked the best and worst cities to drive in. If anyone knows the nation’s roads, it’s truckers. Do you agree with the rankings?

News, OOIDA

Laredo’s the next port of call for the OOIDA tour trailer

Laredo, Texas, is the next stop for the OOIDA tour trailer. Recent discussions have been about left lane driving and a Landstar fraud alert.

News, State

XPO port drivers taking steps to unionize

XPO Logistics’ independent contractors at California ports are seeking to unionize while simultaneously challenging their employment status.