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Dedication meant everything to Citizen Driver honoree Dusty Porter

Dusty Porter, a driver for Werner Enterprises and 2021 Citizen Driver recipient, was honored with a dedication at the Petro in Glendale, Ky.

Federal, News

Infrastructure bill includes path for long-haul drivers as young as 18

A version of the DRIVE-Safe Act in the infrastructure bill opens the door for CDL holders as young as 18 years old to drive long-haul.

Crime & Courts, News, State

California Trucking Association asks Supreme Court to hear AB5 case

The California Trucking Association has officially petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the state’s worker classification law, Assembly Bill 5.

News

Wreaths Across America’s Mobile Education Exhibit tours Tennessee

Wreaths Across America and its Mobile Education Exhibit will be making several stops in Tennessee this August. Public tours are free.

Federal, News, OOIDA

Senate passes infrastructure bill; OOIDA frustrated by exclusion of truck parking funding

The Senate passes its bipartisan infrastructure package, but OOIDA speaks out in frustration over the decision not to include truck parking funding.

Crime & Courts, News

Appeals court reverses $6M judgment against Swift in driver ‘poaching’ suit

A federal appeals court reversed a $6 million judgment against Swift Transportation in a lawsuit accusing the carrier of driver poaching.

News, State

Pennsylvania Senate could soon vote on snow and ice removal bill

A bill that soon could come up for a final vote at the Pennsylvania statehouse is intended to encourage removal of snow and ice from vehicles.

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.