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Hydrogen fuel cell
Nikola's newest hydrogen refueling station opens in SoCal
The station is open at the Tom's Truck Center in Santa Fe Springs, California. Also: Daimler recalls 3,500 trucks for tie rod defect; FMCSA seeks public input on guidance to update, remove; Canadian rail giant may lock workers out.
August 13, 2024
Government affairs
Wilson Logistics sued by EEOC for alleged discrimination
The carrier allegedly denied employment to a deaf truck driver because of his disability, a lawsuit claims. Also: Drivers providing direct relief to Tropical Storm Debby in the Carolinas get regs relief; Ryder driver recognized by CVSA.
August 7, 2024
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Regulations
Kamala Harris' VP pick supported FET repeal, formal rulemaking process for apnea screening
Before becoming governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz served in Congress for 12 years. Among his work there, he supported an attempt to repeal the 12% excise tax on trucks, as well as a law that required a formal rulemaking for a sleep apnea screening mandate.
August 6, 2024
Regulations
Grandfathers in trucking
Existing vehicles and infrastructure often get “grandfathered,” meaning they are permitted to operate under the new rules even though they do not necessarily comply with them.
August 6, 2024
Regulations
Tropical Storm Debby prompts hours-of-service waivers in Florida, Georgia
The storm made landfall Monday morning in Florida's Big Bend region and is expected to move toward the South Carolina coast. Also: Macks recalled for driver's seat securement issue; Ohio-based Dancer Logistics acquired by 3PL.
August 6, 2024
Regulations
California dealers struggle to withstand CARB sales regulations
The process of selling trucks in five CARB opt-in states is about to fundamentally change, and California dealers are doing their part to warn their out-of-state contemporaries.
August 2, 2024
Government affairs
Bill streamlining TSA credentialing advances in Senate
The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation approved the bill Wednesday. Also: Ten military veteran rookie drivers named 'Transition Trucking' award semi-finalists; Newark port adds propane to fleet.
August 2, 2024
Regulations
New study analyzes impacts of nuclear verdicts
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform published a new report earlier this year analyzing nuclear verdicts and their impacts on businesses, including those in trucking.
August 2, 2024
Government affairs
Trucking urges Congress to move on $755 million truck parking bill
ATA, OOIDA and a number of other organizations asked House leaders to push for a vote on the legislation. Also: First states begin downgrading CDLs for Clearinghouse violations; Vanair Manufacturing acquired by Lincoln Electric.
August 1, 2024
Regulations
FMCSA grants pre-CDL exemption to another fleet
Covenant Logistics can now use CLP holders who have passed their CDL skills test in team operations. Also: International trucks recalled for tie rod issue; trade groups call on Congress to delay federal finance-crimes business-reporting requirement.
July 30, 2024
Government affairs
Senate committee approves DOT funding bill with truck parking, predatory towing provisions
The bill, which now has to be passed by the full Senate and agreed upon by the House, does not include certain trucking provisions that are in the House version, such as a block of FMCSA's proposed speed limiter mandate.
July 29, 2024
Regulations
Senators look to empower FMCSA, other agencies after landmark Supreme Court decision
A group of Senators introduced a bill to keep the so-called "Chevron doctrine" in place, court precedent that gave regulatory agencies like FMCSA deference in courts when considering ambiguous statutes related to regulations.
July 25, 2024
Government affairs
NTSB raises concerns over marijuana rescheduling proposal
The NTSB is concerned moving marijuana to Schedule III could create a safety "blind spot" in trucking, aviation and more. Also: Truck tonnage fell in June but was up in Q2; FMCSA grants waiver for another mirror-alternative camera system.
July 24, 2024
Regulations
FMCSA pleads with Congress for more power to punish brokered-freight fraudsters
FMCSA tells Congress in a report it needs more power to issue $10,000 fines for unlawful brokerage activities, admitting the agency is essentially powerless to stop fraud as it is.
July 23, 2024
Safety & Compliance
FMCSA places four ELDs on 'Revoked Devices' list
Carriers should stop using the four devices – CTE-LOG ELD, ELD VOLT, PowerTrucks ELD, and TFM ELD – and revert to paper logs or logging software to record required hours of service data.
July 23, 2024
Companies
Dart Transit names new leadership
The fleet named a new CEO and president. Also: The International Trade Commission is investigating dumping allegations involving certain imported brake drums; C.H. Robinson launches new freight-matching platform; TCA welcomes first Mexican carrier member.
July 23, 2024
Regulations
Canadian fleet shut down following bridge strike
British Columbia officials followed through on recently increased penalties for bridge strikes in the province. Also: Zonar's telematics device the first to be certified by CARB for Clean Truck Check testing.
July 22, 2024
Regulations
What does the 2024 presidential election mean for trucking?
A president’s influence on transportation is felt from many directions: labor, emissions regulations and even heads of departments that oversee trucking and its ruleset.
July 19, 2024
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