Now that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has reverted back to its original reset by suspending the controversial 34-hour restart provision of the hours of service rule, industry…
Restart Suspension Could Boost Industry Productivity En savoir plus
Effective immediately, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will revert back to its original reset provision irrespective of the time of day the resets are taken. Also suspended is…
US Hours of Service Resets Revert Back to Old Rules En savoir plus
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) no-defect DVIR rule goes into effect on Thursday December 18, 2014. The rule will eliminate the requirement for truck drivers, when operating in…
Clarification on FMCSA’s No Defect DVIR Rule Operating into Canada from the U.S. En savoir plus
Two U.S. trucking associations that don’t always agree on issues both called for Congress to suspend the current 34-hour restart provision in the hours-of-service rules. According to U.S. trade media…
ATA, OOIDA Call for Suspension of 34-Hr Restart En savoir plus
Few truck drivers feel they are harassed by their carriers or shippers because of electronic logs installed in their trucks and many report there are benefits to using ELDs, according…
FMCSA Survey: ELDs Don’t Lead to Driver Harassment En savoir plus
In a letter to DOT Secretary Anthony Fox, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance joined trucking industry representatives in the U.S. by stating Safety Measurement System scores should be available to…
CVSA Joins Industry Call To Remove CSA Data from Public View En savoir plus
Canadian Trucking Alliance President David Bradley and Prasad Sharma, senior v.p. and general counsel of the American Trucking Associations provided an updated industry outlook and legislative landscape last week at…
Atlantic Summit: Canada ‘Has Taken the Lead’ on Safety Issues En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance, the Manitoba Trucking Association and the Teamsters all appeared today as witnesses at a hearing before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Transport into the…
Dangerous Goods Under Microscope on Parliament Hill En savoir plus
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s research division says it’ll likely be another year before it launches a pilot program to see if drivers can safely split their sleeper berth…
Sleeper Pilot Program on Track for 2016 En savoir plus
