While major trucking regulations such as the electronic logging device mandate are on schedule, other proposed rules will be subject to review as part of the Trump administration’s regulatory freeze…
Sandberg: US ELD Rule on Schedule; Other Proposed Regs Could Be in ‘Limbo’ Read more...
The Vigillo data firm, which has about 2,000 trucking fleet customers for its compliance data mining and monitoring services, found that fleets with the highest turnover rates generally have higher…
Data: Higher Driver Turnover Can Lead to Poorer CSA Scores Read more...
The third annual Women with Drive Summit from Trucking HR Canada was another huge success and the Ontario Trucking Association was thrilled to take part and support the increasingly popular…
OTA Proud to be Part of Successful Women with Drive Summit Read more...
Trucking HR Canada is calling on all employers and employees in the Canadian Trucking industry to have their say and be part of the solution, as they work to develop…
Last Call to Complete Youth in Trucking Survey Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA), in collaboration with Trucking HR Canada, is engaging with trucking employers across the country in a coordinated effort to identify supports for the industry as…
CTA Seeks Feedback on Marijuana and Impending Legislation Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA), in collaboration with Trucking HR Canada, is engaging trucking employers across the country in a coordinated effort to identify support for the industry as it…
Fact Finding: Marijuana and Impending Legislation Read more...
Truckload rates will increase about 4% in the U.S. this year, with capacity pressure brought on by the looming ELD mandate more than compensating for an economic recovery that’s become…
Truck Freight Outlook: ‘Maximum Impact’ in 2018 Read more...
A rule regulating driver detention could be shelved for the foreseeable future, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Policy Director Robert Miller said this week. While a report on excessive driver…
FMCSA: Driver Detention Rule Shelved For Now Read more...
Yet another court in the U.S. has ruled that independent-contractor drivers from a large freight carrier are effectively and legally employees. The Arizona court ruling was made in a class-action…
Court Finds Contract Truck Drivers Were Employees For Major Carrier Read more...
