Tag: Regulation
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Teamsters Endorse Highway Bill That Requires EOBRs
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters formally endorses the Highway Transportation Bill its requirement of electronic onboard recorders. Read OOIDA's response.
Too Much Government, Too Little Brain
Check out some of the laws you won't believe have ever been passed.
Whistleblower Refuses to Violate Hours of Service Law
A driver is ordered to break the hours of service law by his employer. The driver refuses and is fired, but OSHA helped the man fight back against the company. What happened to the driver?
Jersey Congressmen Want Toll Suspension
Several New Jersey Congressmen asked the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to delay a second round of toll hikes scheduled for December.
FMCSA Puts the Squeeze on Reincarnated Trucking Companies
The FMCSA is cracking down on reincarnated carriers with new regulations. Find out how they plan to shut down the fly-by-night companies.
Maine Stiffens Penalties for Distracted Driving
Maine's governor Paul LePage decided to boost fines related to distracted driving, texting and phone use in cars and trucks.
New Info On US Trucker Detained in Mexico for Smuggling
Mexican authorities say a cross-border trucker has been detained on charges of transporting unauthorized ammunition. His carrier company and officials at the ATF claim it's a mistake and he should be released immediately.
UPDATE: California Truckers May Soon Get a Break on Driving Records
New legislation proposed in California would be good for truckers. What does it mean for you?
Infographic: Basics of the Truck Driving Industry
How much does a truck weigh? How far does a Class 8 tractor go? This infographic gives you an idea.
LaHood Calls for Ban on Cell Phone Use For All Drivers
Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood called for a federal ban on cell phone use while driving, but others in the industry disagree with him. What do you think? Also, take a look at state-by-state cell phone laws.
Toll Road Proposal for I-70 Missouri Stalling
Missouri Senate Bill 752 appears to lack enough support to pass committee. I-70 continues to degrade without funding. What are the options?
FMCSA Backpedles on Sleep Apnea Announcement
The FMCSA is backpedling on an announcement made on Friday about sleep apnea guidelines. What doe it mean for you?