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US DOT Secretary Anthony Foxx said the department will publish its long-awaited speed limiter rule proposal within “the next month or so.” At a Senate Appropriations transportation subcommittee, Foxx explained…
US Speed Limiter Proposal Expected in April Read more...
Shippers are keeping a close eye on how carriers plan on integrating electronic logging devices (ELDs) into their operations ahead of a North American mandate that would require the duty…
Panel: Shippers Taking Note of Carrier ELD Conversions Read more...
Following their meeting this morning in Washington, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and US President Barack Obama highlighted the need to continue to build on and accelerate the work of…
The U.S. Department of Transportation has taken what is been called a “first step” to address obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in truck drivers. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)…
FMCSA Issues ‘Pre-Rule’ on Truck Driver Sleep Apnea Read more...
The California Air Resources Board has scheduled the first of its series of public workshops to discuss its latest regulatory proposal to introduce control measure concepts for transport refrigeration units…
CARB Announces Public Workshop To Discuss TRU Control Concepts Read more...
As of March 7, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has restored the CSA Safety Measurement System (SMS) “raw data” on its website, making it once again publicly visible. As…
CSA Raw Data Back Online; ‘High Risk” Carrier Redefined Read more...
FMCSA has issued its long-awaited entry-level driver training proposal, which calls for a minimum of 30 hours of training with “demonstrated proficiency” behind the wheel, along with an unspecified amount…
US Driver Training Rule Published Read more...
A new Confidence Report from the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) says claims of fuel economy benefits from trailer aerodynamic devices could be as high as 10 percent,…
NACFE Report Delves Into Trailer Aerodynamic Market Read more...
CTA joined government officials, equipment suppliers and environmentalists in Toronto today to discuss how upcoming rules governing carbon emissions in the trucking industry should be specifically drafted for Canadian operations….
CTA Presents Roadmap For Future GHG Trucking Rules Read more...
