‘Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’ Archive

• Journal

  By CCJ Staff , Published January 4, 2012
  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.

• Journal

  By CCJ Staff , Published November 1, 2011
  Legislators ask Obama to withdraw hours rewrite, ATA and TCA seek increased productivity for trucks, NTTC says halt two rulemakings and other industry news items are featured.

• Journal

  By CCJ Staff , Published July 1, 2011
  ATA backs EOBR proposal, drivers must keep copies of medical data for now, safety researcher questions HOS studies and many more industry news items are featured.

• Safety

  By CCJ Staff , Published July 1, 2011
  Truck crashworthiness standards, HOS changes and preventable or not are among the safety items featured.

• Safety

  By CCJ Staff , Published June 7, 2011
  Handheld phones, CDL testing rules, radioactive cargo technologies and a preventable or not accident are among the industry safety items featured.
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• Journal

  By CCJ Staff , Published June 7, 2011
  No deadline for final HOS rule, safety groups rally against heavier trucks, opposition to a wetlines proposal, background checks and many more industry-related news items are featured.

• Safety

  By CCJ Staff , Published April 1, 2011
  FMCSA tones down SMS disclaimer and removes alert and other safety related news items are featured.

• Journal

  By CCJ Staff , Published March 6, 2011
  FMCSA wants EOBRs for interstate carriers, an HOS listening session, Obama proposes a budget for DOT and TMC bestows Silver Spark Plug Awards are among the industry news items featured.

• Safety

  By CCJ Staff , Published February 13, 2011
  NHTSA to consider speed limiter rule in 2012, speeding tops Operation Safe Driver violations, TCA names Fleet Safety Award division winners and many more safety-related news items are featured.

• Safety

  By CCJ Staff , Published July 1, 2010
  Affiliated Computer Services and Sleep Pointe announced ACS’ new sleep apnea reporting service through the company’s TripPak Truck Stop Scanning Network at TravelCenters of America and Petro locations.
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