Tag: electronic onboard recorders

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Economist says new regs ‘will be game-changers’
Trucking faces the largest concentration of regulatory changes in its history beginning next year, economist Eric Starks said Wednesday.
December 4, 2013
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Electronic log mandate, driver clearinghouse still on agency’s 2013 agenda
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration still plans to publish an electronic onboard recorder (electronic logging device) rule this year that would require all truck drivers to use them.
July 24, 2013
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Technology
TMW Systems acquired, primed for growth, Zonar debuts V3 telematics platform, looming EOBR rule prompts vendors to offer new mobile technology and other technological news items are featured.
November 1, 2012
David Wangler, chief executive officer of TMW Systems, spoke to 1,500 people during his keynote address at TransForum 2012.
Business
Upfront: What keeps you up at night?
ATRI study ranks carriers’ top concerns, and CCJ survey respondents weigh in on equipment and technology worries.
November 1, 2012
JEFF CRISSEY is Editor of Commercial Carrier Journal. E-mail jcrissey@ccjmagazine.com.
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Upfront: Getting ready for the road ahead
CVOC sessions highlight future equipment trends.
September 1, 2012
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2012 Innovator of the Year
Missouri carrier develops new recruiting and driver pay programs to tackle driver shortage and improve fuel economy.
April 1, 2012
Tom Kretsinger Jr., president and chief operating officer of American Central Transport (left), and Aaron Thompson, vice president of operations, spearheaded the company’s novel approaches to address fuel prices and the driver shortage.
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The 20 top industry news stories, APP reviews and how to stay informed by using any of CCJ’s social media platforms.
February 1, 2012
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Technology
Monitoring drivers’ personal cell phones, ALK and International Telematics form partnership, Noregon updates J-Pro diagnostic system and more technological news items are featured.
February 1, 2012
Noregon Systems’ J-Pro Commercial Fleet Diagnostics v5.1 is designed to provide visibility of the entire vehicle condition on one easy-to-navigate screen.
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Journal
Hours-of-service final rule retains 11-hour driving limit, lawsuit seeks to block cross-border pilot program, truck-related fatalities up and other industry news items are featured.
January 4, 2012
Mexico agreed to remove regulatory tariffs against U.S. agricultural, consumer and other products after the cross-border pilot program began.
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Technology
Insurance providers and carriers reap rewards from technology, Maptuit-powered in-cab navigation, Online solution addresses DOT drug/alcohol testing errors, CSA, real-time information fuel demand for fleet maintenance software and other industry technological news items are featured.
December 1, 2011
PeopleNet In-Cab Navigation, powered by Maptuit NaviGo, is designed to calculate the least costly door-to-door route while delivering up-to-date directions.
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Technology
In 1988, Congress passed a statute, U.S. Code section 31137(a), that says any regulation from the U.S. Secretary of Transportation concerning the use of monitoring devices to increase compliance with hours-of-service regulations must “ensure that the devices are not used to harass vehicle operators.”
October 6, 2011
AARON HUFF is Senior Editor of Commercial Carrier Journal. E-mail ahuff@ccjmagazine.
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U.S. and Mexico formalize a cross-border program, ATA applauds progress on highway authorization, fighting fraud in transportation act is introduced and many more industry news items are featured.
August 5, 2011
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