Draft of vaccination rule released; trucking didn’t get an exemption
The TCA calls the mandate “disastrous.”
The TCA calls the mandate “disastrous.”
Account executive trainees at a freight brokerage are seeking class action status in a lawsuit alleging they weren’t paid for overtime.
Federal regulators have vastly improved the ability to keep unsafe drivers off the road but the trucking industry is scrambling to make up the shortfall.
TCA and Blume Global will present a free webinar on the current congestion at the ports and how digitization can help ease the backlog.
An Inspector General audit has found that data, including fleet records, within FMCSA may not be safe from hackers.
Also on the podcast: The growing tie between high natural gas prices and what you’re paying for diesel.
“He would do anything for anybody,” said the widow of a truck driver who was killed while trying to help accident victims.
The research group revealed its list at the annual meeting of the American Trucking Associations.
The NLRB general counsel has marked out a proposed approach for aggressive enforcement and expanded potential remedies under the NLRA.
Carriers have overcome notable cost inflation and disruption to post better-than-expected results so far in the third-quarter earnings season.
While shortages are being blamed for the bulk of the capacity shortages in transportation, the balance of the movement of goods has become incredibly lopsided.
The nation’s safest fleet represent the best the industry has to offer. Applications are now being accepted for TCA’s 2022 Fleet Safety Awards. Deadline is Nov. 1.
Owner-operators are warning the FMCSA that shortages at drug-testing clinics are threatening truck driver livelihoods.
FMCSA is giving states three years to comply with a new truck-driver ban for drug and alcohol abusers.
Observers are left to speculate why the Supreme Court offered no opinion.
The TCA’s public-facing stance on the vaccination mandate might not have taken place a few years ago.
The sole, unidentified backer of the safety tech startup was inspired by a crash involving distracted driving.
FMCSA Deputy Administrator Meera Joshi indicated her strong support for safety technologies during her nomination hearing to take over agency, noting that safety is the common goal of both the industry and the agency.
A pair of lawyers tell a TCA audience that taking steps early can help in later litigation.
The TCA’s meeting in 2020 happened just as the pandemic was about to strike; it sold out its booth space this year.