Tracking fuel tax state to state for IFTA can be a confusing, complicated matter, but it’s something that must be done right. Also, from reintroduction of the restroom access bill and oversight of autonomous vehicle testing to two days of Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee meetings – we recap the biggest stories of the week. And the issue of broker fraud has reached epidemic proportions in the trucking industry – and some people in Washington are taking notice.
09:25 – Answering questions about IFTA.
24:19 – This week in the news: restroom access, autonomous vehicle testing.
39:03 – Broker fraud catches Washington’s attention.
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Catch up on the news with Scott Thompson
The EPA is being sued by 19 states over California’s stringent emission standards. Another supply chain bill is introduced in the U.S. House. And we’ll head to Reno, where the American Truck Historical Society is holding its annual convention and truck show.
Answering questions about IFTA
Tracking fuel tax state to state for IFTA can be a confusing, complicated matter. But it’s something you have to have done right. We’ll discuss that – and updating the MCS 150 – with Tom Crowley and Joe Biggs of OOIDA’s Business Services Department.
This week in the news: restroom access, autonomous vehicle testing
From the reintroduction of the restroom access bill and oversight of autonomous vehicle testing to two days of Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee meetings – we recap and analyze the biggest stories of the week with Mark Schremmer and Tyson Fisher of Land Line Magazine.
Broker fraud catches Washington’s attention
The issue of broker fraud has reached epidemic proportions in the trucking industry – and some people in Washington are taking notice. We’ll discuss that – plus an effort in California to require drivers in autonomous trucks – with OOIDA Director of Safety and Security Operations Doug Morris.
