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Features, News

May 16 livestream concert benefits St. Christopher Fund

Wynonna Judd headlines a benefit concert for the St. Christopher Fund, which aids semi drivers when illness or injury puts them out of work.

News

Trucking cross-border freight takes a small hit in February

Cross-border freight for trucking dropped month-to-month and year-to-year in February, with rail freight suffering larger losses.

Federal, News, OOIDA

Transportation Construction Coalition opposes minimum insurance hike

The Transportation Construction Coalition has joined the fight against a measure to increase motor carriers’ minimum insurance.

Crime & Courts, Federal, News, State

Ninth Circuit rules AB5 not preempted, lifts injunction

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled 2-1 that federal law doesn’t stop California’s AB5 from being enforced on the trucking industry.

Features, News

Women in Trucking names Nikki Weaver Driver of the Year for 2021

The second annual Women in Trucking Driver of the Year award was presented to Nikki Weaver, a company driver for FedEx Freight.

Crime & Courts

YRC settles for $2.1M in investors’ lawsuit alleging overcharging

YRC will pay investors $2.1 million in a lawsuit accusing the company of an overcharging scheme against the Department of Defense.

News, OOIDA, Truck Shows

OOIDA’s Spencer nominated for MATS Wall of Fame honor

OOIDA President and CEO Todd Spencer is the latest member of the trucking industry to be named to the Mid-America Trucking Show’s Wall of Fame.

News, OOIDA

Survey aims to chart the impact of rising insurance costs

ATRI’s Research Advisory Committee, which the OOIDA Foundation is a member of, wants feedback from motor carriers on rising insurance costs.

Fuel prices

Little to no change in diesel prices this week

The Energy Information Administration report released on April 26 showed no change in the national average price per gallon of diesel.

Federal, News

NTSB releases preliminary report on massive slick road pileup in Dallas metro

A preliminary report from the NTSB says a salt brine was last used to treat icy roads on I-35W nearly 48 hours before a deadly pileup.