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California Bill Aims to Bridge Insurance Data Gaps for Advanced Fuel Trucks
The California statehouse is pushing forward a bill that tackles a significant challenge faced by heavy-duty trucks and truck fleets that utilize advanced...
Truckers Speak Out Against Proposed Rule for Side Underride Guards
Truckers across the nation are raising their concerns about a proposed regulation that would require side underride guards on heavy trucks. As the...
Criticism from Congress: EPA Urged to Reconsider Phase 3 GHG Regulations
Congressmen Doug LaMalfa (R-California) and Chris Pappas (D-New Hampshire) are leading a coalition of 31 members of Congress in calling for the Environmental...
California Legislators Set to Vote on Bill Mandating Drivers in Autonomous Trucks
As California inches closer to a decisive vote, a bill is gaining momentum that would enforce a six-year requirement for drivers to remain...
New Attempt at Stopping Speed Limiters on Commercial Vehicles
In a recent move, lawmakers are pushing back against a potential regulation that would require speed limiters on commercial motor vehicles. On July...
FMCSA Considers Proposal for Greater Transparency Between Brokers and Truckers
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) has requested a new rule requiring brokers to share pricing documents with truckers. Federal trucking regulators have...
Electronic ID Proposal Planned Before Year’s End
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration aims to implement a new requirement for electronic IDs on commercial motor vehicles by the end of...
Still No Approved Oral Fluid Drug Testing Labs According to HHS
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently announced that there are still no approved laboratories for oral fluid drug testing. This...
Bipartisan Legislation Introduced in Congress to Guarantee Truckers’ Restrooms Access
Recent legislation introduced in the House of Representatives is aiming to address the lack of access to restrooms for commercial drivers on the...
Why the CDL Test Waiver Shouldn’t Be Made Permanent, According to FMCSA Report
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) warned against making the CDL test examiner waiver permanent, citing safety concerns and a lack of...
