CargoNet: Thanksgiving is an Ideal Time for Cargo Thieves
Thanksgiving holiday may be a time for family and destroying a mountain of food, but it’s also an ideal time for cargo theft. CargoNet cautions that holiday breaks like thanksgiving,
New Canada ELD Regulations Enforced Beginning In 2023
New Canadian ELD regulations will be enforced at the turn of the new year. New rules requiring electronic logging devices(ELDs) in Canada came into effect June 12 2022, though most provinces and
Road Safety Emphasized During Holiday Season By FMCSA
The FMCSA will be sponsoring the Capitol Christmas Tree’s journey, for the 4th year in a row, from Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina to the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol
Truckers Ask Agency To End ELD Mandate
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration wants feedback from truckers about how it can improve the ELD mandate. In response, hundreds of truck drivers have told the agency the biggest
Iowa Relaxes Regulations For Fuel Haulers Due To Supply Concerns
Iowa recently joined other states in relaxing certain trucking regulations due to concern over fuel supply. On October 28, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds issued a proclamation providing regulatory relief for fuel haulers.
Warning Issued In Several States For Diesel Shortages
A diesel supply alert has been issued by a major fuel logistics company. Mansfield Energy issued a supply alert on Oct. 25th for diesel fuel markets on the east coast. They described the
CVSA Releases Dates For Truck Blitzes In 2023
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) is released a schedule for International Roadcheck and several other major truck inspections and enforcement efforts for 2023. The CVSA holds multiple events throughout
Oregon Opens Drawing For Freelance Chain Installation Permits
The Oregon Department of Transportation allows Oregon residents to apply to be a chain installation freelancer, but each county within the state only offers a limited amount of permits. “They
FMCSA Considering Rule to Identify and Remove Unfit Motor Carriers
The FMCSA wants to remove unfit motor carriers from operating. In January, the agency is expected to publish an advance notice of proposed rulemaking aimed at learning more effective ways
FMCSA Cancels Emergency Hours Of Service (HOS) Waiver
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration quietly let lapse a national hours-of-service exemption in place for over two years, a move supported by both major trucking companies and truck safety