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Gorilla Safety to offer white-label version of ELD application
Gorilla will allow companies to offer its ELD solution under their own brand to their clients without undergoing the arduous development process.
October 5, 2016
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SmartDrive expands driver behavior, risk analysis with ‘segmentation’
SmartDrive’s new tool can instantly look across driver and vehicle segments to identify relevant and predictive performance differences for improvement strategies.
October 5, 2016
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FMCSA offering preview of carriers’ CSA scores under proposed changes, seeks industry feedback
The key changes proposed to CSA and its Safety Measurement System percentile rankings (and now available for preview) include lowering intervention thresholds in some SMS categories/BASICs, raising the threshold in one BASIC and increasing the number of crashes needed before carriers’ register a Crash Indicator BASIC rating.
October 4, 2016
Business
Spear keynote hints at winds of change at ATA
Trucking remains the backbone of the nation’s freight system, but threats exist that could hinder the industry’s growth and productivity. “Don’t mess with trucking,” said Chris Spear, president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations, in reference to regulatory agencies and anti-truck groups.
October 3, 2016
Business
ELD mandate boots HOS as carriers’ top concern
The trucking industry’s top 10 concerns — based on surveys of carriers — were unveiled Monday. Bumping hours of service from the top of the list was the federal government’s ELD mandate. See the full list here…
October 3, 2016
Business
Survey: Speed limiter usage widespread among fleets, ELD adoption flat despite mandate
More than 85 percent of fleet respondents in a recent survey equip their fleet’s trucks with speed limiters, according to a survey performed this year by the American Transportation Research Institute. The survey also showed adoption of electronic logging devices in 2015 was flat compared to 2014.
September 29, 2016
Business
Congress again forgoes hours of service fix in latest appropriations bill
If lawmakers fail to act, the 34-hour restart faces two options: Removal entirely from hours of service code or stuck within 2013’s unpopular hours reform.
September 29, 2016
Business
Food hauler seeks 30-minute break exemption
Transco Inc. applied for the exemption for the drivers in the company’s grocery and foodservice divisions to allow the drivers to count time performing on-duty, non-driving tasks toward the 30-minute break requirement.
September 28, 2016
Business
PeopleNet takes next steps in mobility, big data, video intelligence
PeopleNet shared a number of product updates and developments at the inaugural Trimble in.sight user conference
September 27, 2016
Business
Idaho third-party CDL testers must continue to maintain fraud bond, FMCSA says
Third-party CDL testers in Idaho must maintain a bond for re-testing drivers in the event CDL testing fraud is discovered, following the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s denial of an exemption request made by the Idaho DOT, who sought to be to be waived of the requirement.
September 27, 2016
Business
Trucking entities mostly support under-21 military driver pilot program, safety orgs oppose
With the public comment period for FMCSA’s pilot program for under-21 truckers closed, here’s a look at where major trucking organizations — and safety groups — stand on the program.
September 26, 2016
Business
With speed limiter rule proposed, proponents and opponents of mandate state their cases
An in-depth look at the key arguments made by advocates of a speed limiter mandate for the trucking industry — and the arguments posed by those against the mandate.
September 23, 2016
Business
Indiana steel company gets hours, equipment exemptions for on-site coil transport
ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor received the exemptions from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration after it requested them in March. The company’s internal logistics drivers can now operate up to 16 consecutive hours in a work day and return to work with a minimum of eight hours off-duty when necessary.
September 23, 2016
Business
Senate skips hours fix in bill aimed at preventing government shutdown
Reports indicated lawmakers would use the bill to fix a “legislative glitch” initiated last December that could remove the 34-hour restart from hours-of-service regulations, meaning truckers could not use a restart if they wanted. But the Senate bill, made public Thursday, includes no such fix.
September 22, 2016
Business
CRST Expedited lands exemption to let pre-CDL holders drive team
FMCSA will allow a commercial learner’s permit holder with documentation that he or she passed the CDL skills test to drive a truck for CRST as part of a team operation without a CDL holder in the front seat.
September 22, 2016
Business
FMCSA amends regulations to allow safety tech to be mounted on windshields
The new regulations add an amendment to allow certain devices, including, but not limited to video event recorders, lane departure warning systems, collision mitigation or warning systems, transponders and sensors that are part of a hands-free driver aid equipment package, to be mounted within the area swept by the windshield wipers.
September 22, 2016
Business
Temporary hours of service exemptions issued for fuel haulers in five states
In light of a severe pipeline leak this month, five states have suspended hours of service regulations for fuel transporters.
September 21, 2016
Business
Academy Bus selects e-logs from ISE Fleet Services
Academy Bus, the largest privately owned and operated transportation company in the US, has selected ISE Fleet Services, a division of Innovative Software Engineering (ISE) as its fleet-wide provider of Electronic Driver Logs. ISE Fleet Services’ eFleetSuite is a full-featured FMCSA 395.15 compliant application that will automate DOT Hours-of-Service and Driver Vehicle Inspection Report record […]
September 20, 2016
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