Trucking News
Highway Shooter Has Kansas City Drivers On Edge
Three highway shootings have been reported in the last five days.
Illinois Bridge Collapses Under Truck
The driver heard some "popping" sounds and the bridge suddenly gave way underneath him.
UPS Driver Saves Woman Trapped In Blazing Pickup
A UPS driver sprang into action after a woman's vehicle burst into flames on Friday on the 60 Freeway in Mira Loma, California.
California Town, Counties Ask CARB To Extend Compliance Deadline
The city of Redding, California has joined Shasta, Butte, Glenn and Colusa counties in writing letters to CARB, requesting the board to extend the January 1, 2014 compliance deadline.
Former Dart Executives Guilty Of Check Writing Scheme
Three former Dart executives have been accused of participating in a $3.6 million check scheme.
FMCSA Announces New Freight Brokerage Rules
The FMCSA has announced that effective October 1, new guidelines for property brokers and freight forwarders will take effect.
City Council Eyeing Enforcement of Idling Laws
“When enforcement starts, word of mouth spreads pretty fast,†Lauritzen told the Press Enterprise. “We’re sending a message.â€
Three Execs of USA Dry Van Charged In $26 Million Fraud Scheme
Three former USA Dry Van executives have been arrested and charged with a scheme to defraud a bank of more than $26 million.
Nominations Now Open For 2014 Best Fleet To Drive For
When you drive for the best, let the world know by nominating your company for the Truckload Carriers Association’s (TCA) 6th annual Best Fleets to Drive For® survey and contest.
Tennessee Carrier Says Pilot’s $2.5 Million Shortage Cost Company $75 Million
Nashville, Tennessee-based carrier Western Express has filed suit against Pilot Flying J claiming the company shorted them $2.5 million in rebates, which ultimately cost the carrier $73 million in added expenses.
Trucking Company Owner Pleads Guilty To Stealing From His Employees
The owner of a Tennessee trucking company has admitted to stealing from his employees.