The Canadian Trucking Alliance has submitted comments responding to Transport Canada’s publishing of the electronic logging device regulations in Canada Gazette Part 1. In addition to the basics of the…
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It’s still relatively difficult to gauge the full impact of the electronic logging device mandate in the U.S. because of temporary exemptions and a phased-in enforcement period, according to FTR…
FTR: Full Impact of US ELD Rule Still Cloudy Read more...
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has clarified how carriers may go about requesting a data review of certain non-preventable crashes. The agency recently releasing “additional information to help submitters and…
FMCSA Clarifies How to Request a Non-Preventable Crash Data Review Read more...
A new report from the Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General confirms that loading dock wait times hurting truck drivers and motor carriers in the pocketbook while also increasing…
DOT: Waiting at Loading Docks Costs Truckers Over $1 billion/Y Read more...
Canada’s Senate Committee on Transport and Communications delivered 16 recommendations to help prepare Canadians for the autonomous vehicles, adding the country should better plan for the impacts of emerging technologies….
Senate: Canada Not Prepared for Advent of Autonomous Vehicles Read more...
Electronic logging devices can save fleets money and pay for themselves, says David Carruth CEO of 55-truck LTL fleet ONE For Freight. In an interview with Fleet Owner, he says…
Carriers: ELDs Exposing Inefficiencies in Supply Chain, Save Small Fleets Money Read more...
In September 2016 the Council of Ministers Responsible for Transportation and Highway Safety agreed to establish a new Federal/Provincial/Territorial taskforce to identify areas that would benefit from increased harmonization in…
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance issued an inspection bulletin outlining officer and driver responsibilities during ELD inspections for hours of service compliance. The bulletin, available here, is intended for inspectors…
CVSA Bulletin Outlines Procedure for Roadside ELD Checks Read more...
Last year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reached an agreement with U.S. automakers that will make automatic emergency braking (AEB) a standard feature on all new vehicles by the 2022 model year. An…
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