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News, State

Montana bill would allow more uniform truck speed limits

Montana lawmakers have debated more uniform speed limits for cars and trucks. HB393 would raise the truck speed limit to 65 mph on noninterstate highways.

Crime & Courts, News, State

Class action lawsuit claims Port Authority secretly filmed medical exams

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will face a class action lawsuit for allegedly filming its employees’ private medical exams without their knowledge, a federal court judge has ordered. A judge for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on Tuesday, Feb. 12, denied the Port Authority’s motion […]

Federal, News

Senate hearing addresses fuel taxes, VMT taxes, trucking issues

Fuel and VMT taxes, truck parking, and CDL age requirements were some of the topics during recent Senate Infrastructure Committee testimony.

OOIDA

OOIDA offers FDA-compliant training for food carriers and drivers

Motor carriers and drivers who transport food must be trained in the use of sanitary methods to reduce food safety risks.

News, State

Illinois bills cover truck fees, restrictions, firearms

Bills in the Illinois statehouse cover Illinois base plates, clarify the state’s concealed carry law, and let local authorities limit truck operation.

News

New Jersey intersection ranks as worst truck bottleneck in the nation

No, not Atlanta’s Spaghetti Junction this time. The worst truck bottleneck is New Jersey’s I-95-SR 4 interchange in Fort Lee

Opinion

NEMF, a big carrier with a colorful history, goes bust

New England Motor Freight has filed for bankruptcy. The 101-year-old NEMF has been linked to Jimmy Hoffa, a Supreme Court justice, and the Beatles.

Business, Equipment, OOIDA

OOIDA members get $1,000 on new Kenworth sleeper

OOIDA members are eligible for $1,000 in savings on qualifying purchases of new Kenworth sleeper trucks during 2019.

Crime & Courts, News, State

California A.G. asks court to dismiss challenge to Dynamex decision

The California attorney general filed a motion in federal court to dismiss a trucking association’s claims that a previous California Supreme Court decision is pre-empted by the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act and violates the Commerce Clause. Attorney General Xavier Becerra made the request on Feb. 7 to the U.S. District Court for the Southern […]

Federal, News, OOIDA

Despite delay due to shutdown, hours-of-service reform nearing

Reform of hours of service regulations for commercial drivers was a hot topic of conversation when OOIDA execs recently met with FMCSA officials.