Federal, News, Safety & Security
CVSA petitions FMCSA to amend inspection report requirements
CVSA has petitioned the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to remove one of the requirements involving inspection reports.
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Podcast: Time to start your engines for produce season
The unofficial start to produce season has been announced. On this week’s Market Update, we’ll discuss how that will impact certain markets.
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Federal, News
REPAIR Act finding support from Republicans and Democrats
The REPAIR Act would require manufacturers to provide important repair and diagnostic data. It is receiving bipartisan support.
News
Report: Drivers spending less time on their phone
A study shows that distracted driving is declining as motorists are interacting with their phones less, but taking calls remains a problem.
News, State
Wisconsin enacts two new laws permitting certain heavier truck loads
Two new Wisconsin laws are touted to reduce trucks on roadways in exchange for permitting certain heavier truck loads.
News, State
Emergencies issued in Maine, New Hampshire
Maine and New Hampshire have emergency orders in place following a storm that dumped as much as 1 foot of snow in the Northeast.
News
Trucking jobs surge in March despite current downcycle
A jump in trucking jobs suggests some optimism, but one market analyst cautions more drivers could be problematic further down the road.
News, State, Truck Parking
Montana adds truck parking with new rest area
Additional truck parking is now available at a new rest stop in Montana. Find out where it’s located and what it offers to truckers.
News
Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse 2023 numbers released
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse has released the number of positive drug tests for 2023.
News
New York enacting fuel emergency during solar eclipse
New York is issuing an hours-of-service exemption for fuel haulers due to the expected impact on travel during the solar eclipse.
News, State
Colorado nears adoption of local authority to set idling rules
Providing local governments with authority to set vehicle idling rules is the subject of a bill nearing passage at the Colorado statehouse.
Crime & Courts, News
Federal court dismisses Yellow’s lawsuit against the Teamsters
Yellow Corp.’s $137 million lawsuit pinning its impending doom on the Teamsters has been dismissed, another blow to the now-defunct company.
