News, OOIDA
OOIDA Foundation points out problems with EPA mandate
An analysis from the OOIDA Foundation raises concerns stemming from the EPA’s new Phase 3 greenhouse gas regulations on heavy trucks.
Listen Now
Podcast: From homeless to full of hope
Thanks to the Veterans Community Project, an Army veteran and former truck driver has gone from homeless to full of hope for the future.
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OOIDA
Truck to Success attendees get one year OOIDA membership
Sign up by Oct. 12 to attend OOIDA’s Truck to Success course for drivers thinking about becoming owner-operators and get a free membership.
News, State
Two Georgia counties to decide on transportation tax
Voters in two Georgia counties will decide next month whether to add a sales tax to bolster plans to address transportation issues.
Crime & Courts, News
Prime’s false message could have ‘lingering effects,’ truckers’ lawyers say
Attorneys for truckers in a $28 million settlement with Prime said a false message sent by a supervisor could have “lingering effects.”
News, OOIDA
‘Live From Exit 24’ recap: OOIDA Foundation’s role in fighting for truckers
The Oct. 7 episode of “Live From Exit 24” dives into the pivotal role OOIDA’s Foundation plays in the fight for the rights of all truckers.
Features, OOIDA Member
Be prepared’ isn’t just a suggestion – it’s a must in today’s world
OOIDA senior member Roy Solomon advises fellow owner-operators on physical and business survival through unforeseen crash or illness.
Federal, News
FMCSA lets more tank trailers have extra pulsating brake lights
A five-year exemption to allow an extra pulsating brake light on the back end of tank trailers has been granted to all tank haulers.
Crime & Courts
Moving company owner sentenced for HHG moving scheme
Maximo Beras, owner of several New Jersey moving companies, has been sentenced for a fraud scheme more than two years after pleading guilty.
Business, Products & Services
Spot rates enter October on a high, DAT MembersEdge reports
The spot rate market was strong last week for van, reefer and flatbed loads as the third quarter ended. Load posts are up, truck posts down.
Crime & Courts
Trucking school owner goes to prison for defrauding VA
A California trucking school operator will serve prison time for organizing a sophisticated fraud scheme that cost the VA $4.1 million.
Crime & Courts, News
Prime tells drivers settlement notice is a scam, emergency motion alleges
Prime told the trucking company’s drivers to ignore a $28 million settlement notice because it was a scam, an emergency motion alleges.
