Crime & Courts, Federal, News
Supreme Court overturns Chevron doctrine, stripping power from federal agencies
The Supreme Court dismantled the Chevron doctrine, a devastating blow to federal agencies’ ability to interpret laws when establishing rules.
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Podcast: Supreme Court decision might upend ability of feds to regulate
Supreme Court action that overturned the so-called Chevron doctrine could impair agencies like FMCSA as they regulate various industries.
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Road Rumor: Cameras inside Love’s Travel Stops restrooms?
Land Line investigates the latest road rumor: cameras inside Love’s Travel Stops bathrooms. Are you being watched or is it something else?
News, State
Bills in five states cover vehicle snow and ice removal
Lawmakers in multiple states are considering legislation intended to enhance rules on removal of snow and ice from atop vehicles.
Federal, News
FMCSA moves forward with new vision standards
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is updating its vision standards for commercial drivers who have vision impairment in one eye.
News, State
Montana declares energy emergency, temporarily suspends hours of service requirements
Montana is the latest state to offer relief from FMCSA’s hours of service requirements, citing harsh winter conditions and fuel supplies.
Business, News, Products & Services
CDL training enrollment sees spike ahead of new entry-level training
With entry-level driver training regulations looming, many CDL training centers see increased interest ahead of roll out.
Crime & Courts, News, State
Wilsonart scores final victory in high-profile crash lawsuit
After winning and losing battles in the courtroom, Wilsonart is about to win the four-year war that changed Florida’s summary judgment rules.
Federal, News
Robin Hutcheson takes over as FMCSA’s acting administrator
For the fourth time in a little more than two years, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has a new leader.
Crime & Courts, Federal, News, OOIDA
HOS changes promote flexibility without hindering safety, agency says
FMCSA contends that its changes to the hours of service promote flexibility for drivers without compromising safety.
News, OOIDA, State
Washington state House committee discusses rest area access
A Washington state House committee discussed a bill to keep state-owned and operated rest areas open, and OOIDA’s Lewie Pugh weighed in.
Federal, News, OOIDA
Driver retention is the real issue, OOIDA board member says
An OOIDA board member believes industry should be looking at improving driver retention if they are to improve the perceived driver shortage.
