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Ferro’s departure comes after increasingly frosty relationships with industry groups
Let’s hope the new FMCSA administrator – whoever he or she may be – implores agency officials to use sound data analysis and listen closely to industry concerns when drafting future rulemakings.
July 29, 2014
Business
Anne Ferro resigns as head of FMCSA
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration head Anne Ferro will be stepping down from her position as administrator of the agency, the Department of Transportation announced July 25.
July 25, 2014
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FMCSA OK’s full digital logs on smartphone, tablet logging apps
Digital logs produced by smartphone, tablet or computer apps no longer have to be printed and signed manually by drivers, according to new guidance on digital logs issued by FMCSA.
July 10, 2014
Business
PrePass participation reaches 475,000 trucks
HELP Inc., the non-profit public-private partnership that provides PrePass weigh station bypass and truck safety screening services, announced a significant milestone in its growth.
July 8, 2014
Business
When the ELD deadline arrives, will you be ready?
At the CCJ Summer Symposium last month in San Diego, an ELD-related panel discussion of fleet executives warned the rollout of ELDs takes considerable time and management expertise to pull off correctly.
July 7, 2014
Business
CSA compliance: the outsourcing is in
Considering the risks of non-compliance, many fleets are getting expert help. Here are three options to lighten the administrative load and nip exceptions long before they surface as CSA alerts.
July 3, 2014
Business
ATA, Alliance support e-log mandate in formal comments, OOIDA blasts rule
Trucking trade groups held their formal public comments on the proposed federal electronic logging device mandate until the waning hours of the 90-day comment period, and each of the major ones fell as expected in terms of support or opposition: The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association against, with the American Trucking Associations and Trucking Alliance for.
July 1, 2014
Business
FMCSA reports more than 30,000 now on roster of certified medical examiners
Another 8,000 health professionals have been added to the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners (NRCME) since the new system for USDOT medical examinations launched last month, FMCSA reports.
June 30, 2014
Business
Former FMCSA boss backs Senate suspension of 2013 restart changes
Former FMCSA Administrator Annette Sandberg says the restart changes were implemented without sufficient analysis of truck traffic increasing at the same time motorists and school children begin their commute.
June 26, 2014
Business
Safety expert: Additional waves of CSA regulations coming
Safety compliance expert Jeff Davis, principle officer for Fleet Safety Services, told CCJ Summer Symposium attendees in LaJolla Ca., that a virtual tsunami of add-on CSA regulations and requirements is about to hit the trucking industry.
June 25, 2014
Business
Comments on FMCSA e-log proposal due Thursday; here’s a handy reference
Speak now: Time is running out on the comment period for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s proposed electronic logging device mandate. So here’s a link-guide to the issue, including an explanation of the rule, studies, real-world experience and a range of opinion.
June 25, 2014
Business
Fleet panel: Experience with e-logs overwhelmingly positive
Fleet executives at the CCJ Summer Symposium agree: The process of implementing e-logs was not cheap and did not occur quickly. But, their experiences implementing electronic logging devices have been overwhelmingly positive for their businesses, customers and drivers.
June 24, 2014
Business
Productivity gain: John Christner recovers its losses from electronic logging
John Christner Trucking has come a long way in recovering lost productivity and profitability since it started using electronic logs.
June 20, 2014
Business
Bill that would suspend some hours-of-service rules pulled from Senate floor
The Senate bill that would have suspended two of the 34-hour restart provisions included in the 2013-implemented federal hours-of-service rule was pulled from the Senate floor June 19 after disagreements over procedural rules prevented the bill from moving forward for debate.
June 20, 2014
Business
Truck driver speeding in high-profile Walmart crash but legal on hours, report says
A preliminary report about the fatal high-profile Walmart crash that killed comedian James McNair and severely injured actor Tracy Morgan, concluding Walmart driver Kevin Roper was traveling 20 mph over the posted 45 mph speed limit.
June 19, 2014
Business
Restart rollback will hold if issues prevail
The political “clout” of the American Trucking Associations gets a test this week, or so a prominent highway safety lobbyist frames it, saying “this is a major moment to stop the trucking industry.” But the DOT budget vote in the Senate should be about issues, not advocates – and that’s why legislation to put a hold on questionable regulations should succeed.
June 18, 2014
Business
ATA expects measure to block restart suspension in Senate
As the Senate resumes work this week on its 2015 DOT-funding bill, the American Trucking Association said it expects an attempt will come on the Senate floor to undo work by the Senate Appropriations committee to halt certain provisions of the current hours-of-service rule.
June 17, 2014
Business
Who’s Who gallery: For and against the HOS restart suspension
Along with quotes from Senate supporters, this Who’s Who gallery features comments from some key opponents of the hours-of-service restart suspension, including those who hope “to stop the trucking industry” from using its political “clout” to block regulations.
June 17, 2014
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