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: What can we expect out of new FMCSA leader?
FMCSA’s new acting administrator has a long history in the DOT – and it may offer a guide for those wondering where the agency is headed.
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Breaking, Federal, News
Updated: Meera Joshi accepts NYC deputy mayor position
Meera Joshi, FMCSA’s acting administrator since January, has been named New York City’s deputy mayor for operations.
Federal, News, OOIDA
OOIDA on improving retention: ‘Put it on the paycheck’
OOIDA President Todd Spencer, who attended a supply chain event in Washington, D.C., says it’s not unreasonable for truckers to want to be paid for their time.
Federal, News, Truck Parking
FHWA handbook moves public sector closer to addressing truck parking crisis
The federal government is finalizing a truck parking development handbook that tells the public sector how to increase parking capacity and why.
News, OOIDA
Start preparing for the OOIDA scholarship deadline
Those interested in applying for an OOIDA Mary Johnston Scholarship have until Feb. 1 to do so. The program started in 1998.
Crime & Courts, News, State
Georgia Supreme Court says no ordinance, no boot
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled on Dec. 14 that car boots will only be allowed if there is a city or county ordinance already in place.
Federal, News, OOIDA
OOIDA’s Pugh speaks up for drivers at forum
In addition to recruitment, OOIDA Executive Vice President Lewie Pugh said there should be more done to retain current truck drivers.
Federal, News, OOIDA
White House releases plan to strengthen trucking workforce
The White House announced a plan to strengthen the trucking workforce. OOIDA says that plan must include paying drivers for their time.
Crime & Courts, News
Petition seeks clemency for driver sentenced to 110 years
A petition seeks a reduced sentence for Rogel Aguilera-Mederos, who crashed his tractor trailer into stopped traffic on I-70 in 2019.
News, State, Tolls
Car drivers receive invoices for Rhode Island’s truck-only tolls
Rhode Island issued nearly 2,000 transactions billing car drivers for truck-only tolls, opening up questions regarding the system’s accuracy.
Business, Products & Services
API Lubricants Group approves PC-12 diesel engine oil category
The development of a new diesel engine category, Proposed Category-12 (PC-12), was approved by the Diesel Engine Oil Advisory Panel.
