Avery Vise (CCJ)BusinessFMCSA seeks more input on CSA 2010 initiativeUnder its Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 initiative, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration wants to use safety-related data more…December 6, 2007BusinessWhite House reviews HOS ruleThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration on Tuesday, Nov. 27, submitted to the White House Office of Management and Budget an interim f…November 28, 2007BusinessMidwestern states agree to cut greenhouse gasesThe governors of nine U.S. states and the premier of Manitoba recently agreed to take certain steps to cut greenhouse gases like carbon monoxi…November 28, 2007BusinessU.S. Supreme Court lets Washington overtime ruling standThe U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, Nov. 26, refused to hear an appeal of a Washington Supreme Court ruling declaring that truck drivers are ent…November 28, 2007BusinessDart Transit seeks to test driver fatigue managementDart Transit Co. wants a two-year exemption from two provisions of the hours-of-service regulations so that 200 of its owner-operators can ope…November 28, 2007BusinessGas company engaged in anti-union activities, court rulesThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently upheld a National Labor Relations Board ruling that El Paso, Texas-based California G…November 25, 2007BusinessWM to pay more than $1 million in CARB settlementRefuse handler Waste Management has agreed to pay more than $1 million to settle charges levied by the California Air Resources Board for air …November 20, 2007BusinessCourt orders tougher fuel economy standards on light trucksSaying that the federal government failed to consider the benefits of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, the U.S. Court of Appeals for t…November 16, 2007BusinessThe CCJ Top 250When you are accustomed to growth in the mid-double digits, 9 percent can seem rather anemic. That’s about how much revenues grew in 20…November 7, 2007BusinessInnovators: Breaking down barriersTransportation Secretary Mary Peters (center) and John Hill, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration chief (second from left), visit…November 5, 2007Previous PagePage 45 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
