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Air Cargo
FAA proposes $9.3 million in fines against Boeing, Southwest
For the second time in five weeks, the Federal Aviation Administration is proposing a multi-million dollar penalty against Boeing for allegedly installing improperly manufactured components…
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News
The rise of off-site FMCSA audits: Be ready to open your digital door
FMCSA has increased the use of off-site audits, giving carriers the opportunity to respond to safety and compliance concerns digitally, but it increases the likelihood…
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News
Preparing for the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse: 4 things to do now
Set to go live on Jan. 6, 2020, the drug & alcohol clearinghouse will change the way truck drivers and carriers monitor drug testing.
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Logistics
Retail compliance initiative boosts transparency, reduces chargebacks
As peak retail season approaches, the battle for retail compliance only intensifies.
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When Consistent, Reliable Load Tracking Is Non-Negotiable: How to Win Core Carrier Status
Join this webinar to learn how Crosson achieved core carrier status and earned gold and silver performance awards from their top customers for superior service…
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News
AvatarFleet President offers solutions to ‘the driver problem’
AvatarFleet is in the business of simplifying the process in which transportation companies find not just drivers, but safe drivers.
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News
The great opportunity that comes with your data
Technology such as dash cams, ELDs, telematics and even diagnostics systems are helping fleets better manage their drivers and assets, and the opportunities to use…
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Legal issues
More freight brokers dragged into carriers’ personal injury lawsuits
Negligent hiring and vicarious liability lawsuits have been around, but there are emerging risks as well.
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Equipment
Regional carriers start to close ELD compliance gap
The latest survey results show the highest compliance rates observed so far.
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Equipment
Owner-operators are likely to push December’s compliance deadline
Small carriers and owner-operators continue to lag behind their larger counterparts in making the switch from automatic onboard recording devices (AOBRDs) to electronic logging devices…
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