New FMCSA Administrator Leaves Position After Only 2 Weeks
Adrienne Camire has left her newly acquired administrator position at the FMCSA after only 2 weeks. Adrienne Camire, the latest acting administrator of the FMCSA, has exited the role after
Truck Emissions Standards May Be Rolled Back by EPA
The EPA will revisit the proposed emissions standards for light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty vehicles starting with the 2027 model year. The EPA announced on Wednesday that the Trump administration has
New Canadian Tariffs Placed On U.S. Goods
These Canadian tariffs directly respond to the tariffs placed by the Trump administration on Canada and target $20.8 billion of U.S. goods. Canada has announced new tariffs on American goods
New Tariffs Spark Backlash From Canada
The Canadian government has made its disapproval clear regarding the new tariffs the U.S. has imposed upon it. Early in February, President Trump announced his plan to impose a 25%
Ohio State Highway Patrol To Fight Dangerous Driving
The Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) plans to reduce the amount of dangerous driving throughout 2025 on the 241-mile Ohio Turnpike. The Ohio Turnpike (I-80, I-90, and I-76) is partnering
Lease Purchase Plans Strongly Ridiculed By FMSCA
The final report filed by a federal panel with Congress and the Department of Transportation slams the current lease purchase system. A task force of the FMSCA filed a final
Steel And Aluminum Receives A 25% Tariff From President Trump
President Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on both steel and aluminum, including Canada and Mexico, and claims more tariffs are in the works. On Monday, February 10th, President Trump
New York State Thruway Collision Concerns Lead To Crackdown
Joint efforts between the New York State Thruway and police landed 7,301 citations for truckers to reduce the number of bridge-hit incidents. A 3-month commercial vehicle inspection in New York
Electric Truck Charging Stations Recieve $68 Million in Grants
These grants are being given to multiple companies to speed up the implementation of public-use heavy-duty electric truck charging stations. The Department of Energy has given out $68 million in
Zero-Emission Truck Deployment Remains Flat
A Calstart report shows that zero-emission truck sales comprised only 2.6% of all truck sales during the first half of 2024. 2024 appears to have been a rough year for