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Crime report: Third-party CDL tester convicted, drug testing firm shut down
Several trucking-related crimes were announced by the Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General this week.
September 8, 2015
Business
FMCSA hearing public comment on driver health policy
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has announced a joint meeting of its Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee and its Medical Review Board.
September 8, 2015
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Major SoCal ports implementing truck appointment systems
Appointments will be mandatory for import containers at participating terminals and the system is being evaluated for exports. The individual terminal appointment systems will be accessible via links from PierPassâ websites.
September 8, 2015
Business
Congress returns this week: Highway bill, CSA, hours-of-service suspension among potential trucking rules on the docket
Removal of CSA scores, continuation of the 2014âs partial HOS suspension, a long-term highway bill and more that Congress might take up in its fall session.
September 8, 2015
Business
CCJ study: fleets using driver rewards to combat turnover
Besides offering better pay packages, benefits and incentives, fleets are looking to influence the human factors that cause, or at least contribute, to turnover.
September 6, 2015
Business
Commercial Vehicle Outlook 2015 Presentations
Click here to see all the coverage from Truckingâs Future Now, a comprehensive, multimedia project that launched at CV Outlook and will culminate in October 2015. Click here to download the keynote presentation from Dr. Michio Kaku, renowned physicist. » Click here to download the presentation from the Equipment & Technology panel. » Click here [âŠ]
September 4, 2015
Business
Test driving Volvoâs new Adaptive Loading System
CCJ Equipment Editor Jack Roberts got a deep dive look last month at Volvoâs March-unveiled Adaptive Loading System, which uses Volvoâs I-Shift transmission to measure data like load weight and engine load and shifts axle loads accordingly.
September 4, 2015
Business
DOT head Anthony Foxx sued by trustees of bankrupt bus company
A bankruptcy trustee for a bus manufacturer is suing DOT Secretary Anthony Foxx, alleging there is sparse proof he performed any work for the nearly $421,000 he received from the company.
September 4, 2015
Business
Trucking adds 700 jobs in August
This is the fifth consecutive month that for-hire trucking employment has added jobs, and the seventh time (out of eight months) in 2015, continuing a years-long trend of job gains in the industry.
September 4, 2015
Business
Blair Logistics acquires Arkansas-based Fikes Truck Line
Fikes Truck Line is closing its doors, but Blair Logistics out of Birmingham, Ala., will continue to operate the business that formerly ran as Fikes, according to the Arkansas Trucking Association.
September 3, 2015
Business
White House delays proposed speed limiter mandate
A looming rule to mandate the use of speed limiting devices on heavy trucks has been delayed, according to a notice on the White Houseâs Office of Management and Budgetâs rulemaking portal.
September 3, 2015
Business
Electronic log mandate will be a game changer, say CCJ Market Movers panelists
The looming electronic logging device mandate, expected to take effect in late 2017, will have a major impact on industry capacity, panelists agreed. Carriers who donât use ELDs âcan run maybe 100 more miles a day,â said one panelist. âWhen they canât do thatâŠhow are they going to make it?â
September 3, 2015
Business
In-cab view of Meritor WABCO active braking system autonomously stopping vehicle before collision
CCJ got the chance in Dallas at the 2015 GATS to take a ride in a tractor equipped with Meritor WABCOâs OnGuard Active Safety System. A fog machine simulated a scenario in which a truck operator could not see more than a few feet ahead.
September 3, 2015
Business
Cargo thefts likely to increase over holiday weekend, prevention firms say
FreightWatch International and CargoNet each released warnings for drivers and carriers heading into the Labor Day weekend.
September 3, 2015
Business
Canadian court OKs speed limiters, says benefits supersede safety risk to truck drivers
A Canadian appellate court ruled this week that the Ontario provinceâs 2009-implemented truck speed limiter law will remain in effect, despite the courtâs majority opinion that the devices could endanger truck operators.
September 3, 2015
Business
FetchDesk launches âself-brokeringâ software for carriers
The company says its mobile-friendly software allows shippers to identify and self-broker qualified, accredited trucks and gives carriers the ability to secure backhaul freight up to eight days in advance.
September 3, 2015
Business
FourKites creates free tracking service for freight brokers
Four Kites is a cross-platform tracking service that aggregates data from major fleet technology providers like Omnitracs, PeopleNet, and 30 others in the trucking industry. FourKites CarrierLink is free for brokers to track up to 2,500 truckloads a month.
September 2, 2015
Business
Got a Class 8 long-nose? CCJâs Reader Reviews needs your opinions
Do you operate a Freightliner Coronado or 122SD? What about Internationalâs Lonestar or 9900i? Maybe Kenworthâs W900? And letâs not forget Peterbiltâs Model 389 or Western Starâs 4900. Whichever tractor you run, CCJ needs your opinion. Weâre seeking input from trucking companies for reviews of Class 8 long-nose conventional trucks to add to CCJâs Reader [âŠ]
September 2, 2015
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