As part of its effort to combat double brokering, the DOT said it is reviewing the 2024 broker transparency proposal.
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California’s emission standards are in the headlines again. Just weeks after the president signed resolutions striking down the rules, the U.S. Supreme Court gave fuel producers a win in their fight against them.
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VIEW THE ARTICLE ARCHIVESAs part of its effort to combat double brokering, the DOT said it is reviewing the 2024 broker transparency proposal.
California is accused of illegally enforcing emission rules through a backdoor deal with manufacturers known as the Clean Truck Partnership.
The Oregon Legislature wrapped up a lengthy regular session without a new transportation-funding deal. The issue could soon be revisited.
Carrying on a more than 40-year tradition, the Walcott Truckers Jamboree kicked off Thursday, July 10, and runs through Saturday, July 12.
President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, July 9 that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will serve as the interim administrator of NASA.
Our continuing coverage of that big announcement out of the U.S. Department of Transportation continues with a look at how the DataQ process could be facing some much-needed changes. Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine joins the show for details on that and more.