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News, State

Nebraska, Minnesota latest to declare fuel related emergencies

Fuel supply issues have been reported in several states this summer. Nebraska and Minnesota are latest states to declare emergencies.

Fuel prices, News

Diesel costs down in several locales

The latest report from the EIA on Aug. 9 showed the national average is now $3.364, which is three-tenths of a cent lower than last week.

News

Canada border service workers end work-to-rule strike

Canada border service employees ended a work-to-rule strike after a marathon negotiation led to a tentative agreement on Friday, Aug. 6.

Crime & Courts, News

Tennessee Supreme Court overturns $31M verdict in Navistar MaxxForce lawsuit

Four years after a $31 million verdict, Tennessee’s high court cleared Navistar in a lawsuit claiming liability for faulty MaxxForce engines.

News, State

Texas voters to decide on transportation bonds

Voters in Texas soon will be able to decide whether to authorize transportation bonds for work in certain areas of the state.

Federal, News

Senate infrastructure bill fails to add truck parking amendment

The Senate is expected to pass its bipartisan infrastructure package soon, but the bill will not include any measures aimed at addressing the truck parking crisis.

News, OOIDA

‘Live From Exit 24’ to preview GBATS, update AB5 and PRO Act

“Live From Exit 24” returns on Aug. 11 at a new time, 7 p.m. Central, with a preview of GBATS and an update on AB5 and the PRO Act.

News, State

Dixie Fire shuts down California highways; I-70 in Colorado still closed due to mudslides

Roads in California are shut down after the Dixie Fire ballooned to the second largest fire in state history. Meanwhile, I-70 is still closed in Colorado.

Federal, News

FMCSA seeks up to 780K driver exams from 2017 National Registry shutdown

FMCSA wants medical examiners to upload as many as 780,000 driver qualification exams from when its National Registry website was offline.

News

Canada border workers strike begins; expect delays at ports of entry

Canada border workers launched a work-to-rule strike at ports of entry and other locations, leading to long lines and delays for truckers.