Avery Vise (CCJ)BusinessFMCSA proposes mandatory behind-the-wheel trainingThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is proposing to require that newly licensed commercial driver’s license holders first complet…December 25, 2007BusinessWhite House clears training proposal, considers anotherThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is expected to propose soon that new drivers who will operate vehicles that require a commerci…December 25, 2007BusinessEnergy bill law; EPA denies California’s waiver bidOn Wednesday, Dec. 19, President Bush signed the energy bill (H.R. 6) that Congress sent him the day before. In addition to the first fuel eco…December 19, 2007BusinessNTSB seeks tighter controls on paper logs pending EOBRsIn response to a July 2004 multiple-vehicle rear-end collision in a construction zone, the National Transportation Safety Board on Monday, Dec…December 17, 2007BusinessAnother co-defendant pleads guilty in CDL fraud caseAbdulfatah Osman Farah, a Somali citizen living in Kansas City, Mo., last month became the fifth co-defendant to plead guilty to participating…December 17, 2007BusinessIndiana contractor pays $8.2M to settle asphalt fraud claimsIndiana contractor Gohmann Asphalt and Construction has agreed to pay more than $8.2 million to settle federal and state claims alleging that …December 17, 2007BusinessCongress adopts future truck fuel economy standardsCongress is poised for the first time to mandate fuel economy standards on commercial medium-duty and heavy-duty trucks, although the first tr…December 15, 2007BusinessPaccar’s power playThe 12.9-liter Paccar MX, which powers DAF trucks in Europe, features a compact graphite iron cylinder block and head that integrates as…December 7, 2007BusinessTrapped by a cap?Suppose that you had to declare how much greenhouse gas your fleet emitted in a given year based primarily on the amount of fuel your fl…December 7, 2007BusinessInnovators: Aiming for reformDart Transit sought government approval for a plan to test whether its drivers could operate safely and with less fatigue under a more f…December 7, 2007Previous PagePage 44 of 85Next PageTop StoriesBusinessTrucking market recovery will be driven by 'necessary evil,' ATA's economist says2025 got off to a nice start but hopes for a recovery now hinge on fleets going out of business and drivers leaving the industry.Safety & ComplianceATA: Driver shortage about quality, not quantityBusinessBye-bye driver shortage: the economy remains trucking's top concernAlternative powerTesla expects electric Semi debut in late 2026BusinessUSA Truck going back up for sale
