Tag: Supreme Court
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) recently stopped a semi truck in the Los Banos area for failing to place warning flags on an extended load. On March 18, CHP's Los Banos Division took to social media...
Washington lawmakers have advanced the Dalilah’s Law bill, which seeks to improve safety by strengthening requirements for Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) drivers. On March 18, the House Transportation and Infrastructure (T & I) Committee approved Dalilah’s Law...
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Supreme Court Rejects OOIDA’s Attempt To Block ELD Mandate
This morning the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association announced that the U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear their arguments against the ELD Mandate.
OOIDA Loses Battle...
OOIDA Takes The ELD Mandate To The Supreme Court
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has announced that it has filed a suit challenging the constitutionality of the ELD mandate with the U.S. Supreme...
Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Sided With TransAm In “Freezing Trucker” Case
President Trump ran his campaign on the promise to help blue collar workers, but his Supreme Court nomination Judge Neil Gorsuch sided with the...
Supreme Court To Review Bankruptcy Deal That Paid Lawyers But Not Truck Drivers
The U.S. Supreme Court announced today that they will review a trucking company's bankruptcy deal that paid out unsecured creditors and lawyers instead of...
Small Time Trucker Asks Supreme Court For Help In Fight Against DEA After Agents Damaged His Truck
A small time trucker has asked the Supreme Court to reopen his lawsuit against the DEA after they used one of his trucks without...
Penske Trucking Company Alleged Spree Shooter Will Not Be Forced To Take Medication
A man who allegedly killed four people during a shooting spree at Penske Trucking Company in 2010 will not be forced to take anti-psychotic medication...
Supreme Court Rules Anonymous Tip Gives Police Right to Make A Stop
The Supreme Court says an anonymous call to 911 is enough for police to make a stop.
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