Washington state senators held a public hearing over a bill that could eliminate Advanced Clean Trucks in the Evergreen State.
By Tyson Fisher | February 25, 2025
State lawmakers look to adopt rule revisions that cover concern about highway protests that disrupt and block traffic on roadways.
By Keith Goble | February 21, 2025
Number plate flipping devices, or license plate flippers, are drawing more attention at statehouses around the country.
By Keith Goble | February 11, 2025
An Interstate 5 bridge preservation project scheduled to begin soon has been delayed until 2026, largely due to financial concerns.
By Land Line Media | January 30, 2025
Trump’s Day 1 executive order could be a godsend to truckers in Advanced Clean Trucks states – or it could make the situation worse.
By Tyson Fisher | January 27, 2025
Officials in Washington say systems that provide border wait times are “failing or becoming obsolete.” Recently acquired federal funds aim to fix that.
By Land Line Media | January 07, 2025
Washington state bills filed for consideration in the coming months would boost transportation funding via an existing revenue source.
By Keith Goble | January 03, 2025
State trucking associations are asking their respective governors to delay Advanced Clean Trucks and work with them for better solutions.
By Tyson Fisher | December 27, 2024
A new Pennsylvania rule outlaws the use of license plate flippers. A similar effort is underway at the New Jersey statehouse.
By Keith Goble | December 26, 2024
Over a dozen ports of entry along the U.S. northern border will soon see their operating hours changed. Find out which ports will be affected.
By Land Line Media | November 27, 2024
With several states set to implement Advanced Clean Trucks next year, governors are trying to collaborate with truck manufacturers.
By Tyson Fisher | November 13, 2024
A Pennsylvania bill would explicitly outlaw the use of license plate flipping devices throughout the commonwealth.
By Keith Goble | November 13, 2024
Voters throughout the country decided on transportation issues that include funds for road, bridge and transit work.
By Keith Goble | November 07, 2024
Voters in states stretching from Washington to New Hampshire decided this week on governor’s races.
By Keith Goble | November 06, 2024
Voters in Washington state will decide fate of a controversial cap-and-trade program that is blamed for higher fuel prices.
By Keith Goble | October 08, 2024
Voters in some of the most populated cities across the country will decide this fall whether to raise revenue to benefit transportation.
By Keith Goble | September 27, 2024
Voter registration is the first step to making sure your voice is heard on important issues and races at each level of government.
By Keith Goble | September 17, 2024
Speed cameras and red-light cameras are a topic of new rules approved and pursued at statehouses across the country.
By Keith Goble | September 16, 2024
Voters in the city of Seattle will decide this November whether to again renew a local transportation levy for roads, bridges and transit.
By Keith Goble | August 27, 2024
The Washington Trucking Association is telling Gov. Inslee the state is not equipped to deal with Advanced Clean Trucks rules.
By Tyson Fisher | August 26, 2024
Speed camera and red-light camera use is a topic of new rules approved and pursued at 12 statehouses across the country.
By Keith Goble | August 16, 2024
Wildfires in Washington state have led to a fuel-related emergency being issued. Oregon and two Canadian provinces also have orders in place.
By Land Line Media | August 06, 2024
The season for primary elections nears its home stretch. Voter registration ahead of fall elections is available throughout the country.
By Keith Goble | August 02, 2024
Interstate 5 delays, as long as 90 minutes, are expected with a 50-day lane reduction in place for a bridge rehabilitation project.
By Land Line Media | July 29, 2024
An Interstate 90 project in Washington state will construct a new diverging diamond at the interchange of I-90 and state Route 18.
By Land Line Media | July 09, 2024