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FMCSA appoints acting administrator
Vinn White has been named FMCSA’s new acting leader, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced on Tuesday, June 25.
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Podcast: When will the trucking turnaround arrive?
David Spencer of Arrive Logistics discusses some of the factors that feed into the trucking slump and when the industry may turn around.
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Trucking jobs take a big hit in May
The number of trucking jobs dropped for a second consecutive month as the industry deals with overcapacity and low rates.
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Rehab project underway on three New York bridges
$9.9 million will be spent on three bridges used by 25,000 vehicles per day in Erie County, N.Y., as part of a rehabilitation project.
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In-cab warning devices now required for certain commercial vehicles in British Columbia
A mandate for in-cab warning devices on trucks with dump boxes is in effect in British Columbia. Here’s what you need to know to stay compliant.
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Second bird flu emergency declared in Iowa
Bird flu emergencies are now in effect for two Iowa counties after cases were confirmed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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FMCSA plans public listening session on safety fitness determination
Later this month, FMCSA plans to host an in-person listening session regarding safety fitness determinations for motor carriers.
News, State, Truck Parking
Connecticut turns to technology to address truck parking
UConn researchers are developing a truck parking app with the Connecticut DOT that they hope will expand beyond state lines.
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Towing reform pursuits reach finish line in four states
Unfair towing and booting practices of commercial vehicles are the focus of new laws soon to take effect in four states.
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Congestion pricing in New York City paused ‘indefinitely’
Just weeks before New York City was set to collect congestion pricing tolls, the governor has ordered the city to halt the program.
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Senator questions lack of charging stations for electric vehicles
One complaint about the administration’s efforts to move the nation to electric vehicles is that the charging infrastructure is not in place.
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Port of Baltimore channel access expanded
The limited access at the Port of Baltimore has been expanded to 400 feet wide, with a full reopening targeted for later this week.
