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FMCSA kicks off potential hours of service reform process, seeks feedback from carriers, other stakeholders
“It’s time to have an honest conversation about hours of service,” said FMCSA Administrator Ray Martinez on Tuesday. The agency is looking for feedback around extending drivers’ 14-hour daily limit by two hours in the event of adverse conditions, allowing drivers to split their 10-hour off-duty period into segments, revising the 30-minute break requirement
August 21, 2018
Business
Sound off: How would you change the DOT’s CSA carrier rating system?
We want to hear your opinion on how you would change the DOT's CSA carrier rating system? Share your thoughts here at Commercial Carrier Journal.
August 20, 2018
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Readers: Hours of service changes should be FMCSA’s Martinez’s top priority
Commercial Carrier Journal readers pointed to hours of service reforms as being what FMCSA admin Ray Martiniez' top priority should be. Read the responses here.
August 17, 2018
Business
Senate files bill to allow under-21 truckers to drive interstate
The Drive-Safe Act would implement extra training hurdles and require 18 through 20-year-old truck drivers to log hundreds of hours behind the wheel alongside an experienced driver before being allowed to drive interstate.
August 16, 2018
Business
FMCSA files hours of service ‘pre-rule’ for approval
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration wants White House approval to publish a "pre-rule" regarding hours of service regulations. Get details on this.
August 16, 2018
Business
Decision time: states confront license, tax issues of electric trucks
State licensing and fuel tax agencies are beginning to deal with the complexities of electric trucks.
August 14, 2018
Business
FMCSA says it has submitted plan to overhaul CSA to Congress
The FMCSA said its filed a report with Congress sharing reforms it expects to institute to the CSA carrier safety rating program. Learn more about this.
August 14, 2018
Business
Sound off: What should the top priority of FMCSA boss Martinez be?
Ray Martinez is the Administrator of the FMCSA under President Donald Trump. Share your thoughts on what his top priority should be by clicking here.
August 13, 2018
Business
CRST Expedited wants renewal of waiver allowing pre-CDL drivers to run team
CRST Expedited wants waiver renewed that pre-CDL holders who've passed the CDL skills test to drive without a CDL holder physically in the front seat of a truck.
August 8, 2018
Business
FMCSA boss Martinez talks driver shortage, potential for hours reforms with CCJ
In n interview, FMCSA head, Ray Martinez discussed topics important to the trucking industry, such as driver shortage, potential for hours reforms. See what was discussed here.
August 8, 2018
Business
Missouri seeks exemption renewal for CDL knowledge test for military vets
The Missouri Department of Revenue wants an extension of a waiver that allows certain military vets to exempt out of the commercial learner’s permit general knowledge test. Get details.
August 8, 2018
Business
C.H. Robinson: ELD capacity constraints center more on ‘tweener’ lanes, less on exiting carriers
Executives from C.H. Robinson said, the tight capacity seen over the past year is partly driven by the implementation of ELDs. They also said it’s not necessarily due to capacity exiting the industry.
August 7, 2018
Business
200-truck private fleet asks FMCSA for 14 daily hours for short-haul drivers
Allied Beverage Group is petitioning the FMCSA to allow some of its drivers to extend their work days by two hours. Click to read all about this.
August 6, 2018
Business
Wildfires prompt hours of service waivers in three West Coast states
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration issued an emergency declaration resulting from the wildfires spreading through states along the West Coast.
August 6, 2018
Business
Poll: Should livestock haulers be granted another waiver from the ELD mandate?
Commercial Carrier Journal wants to get your thoughts on the possibility of livestock haulers receiving another waiver from complying with the ELD mandate.
August 2, 2018
Business
Extended ELD waiver for livestock drivers passes Senate
The Senate recently passed a bill that exempts livestock haulers from ELD mandate compliance for another year. Get more details on Commercial Carrier Journal.
August 1, 2018
Business
Groendyke looking to add brake-activated flashing lights to trailers
Groendyke Transport is looking into adding lights that flash when the when the truck driver engages the brake. Read more about the safety feature on CCJ.
July 31, 2018
Business
EPA backs down on glider policy change, will enforce annual 300-truck cap
The Environmental Protection Agency announces it will enforce the 300-truck annual limit placed on glider kit manufacturers by Phase 2 emissions regulations.
July 30, 2018
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