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Trucking Regulation
Labor to DOT: Scrap Trump administration’s automated vehicles plan
Labor groups tell DOT that automated vehicle policy should not be based on industry self-regulation.
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Regulatory Agencies
Chao probe fallout: Concerns remain over freight project money
An investigation of the former DOT secretary highlights the need to restore trust in the federal infrastructure grant process.
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Infrastructure
Buttigieg: Raising gas tax ‘on the table’ to pay for infrastructure
Pete Buttigieg weighs in on infrastructure, trucking regulations and the Jones Act during a three-hour nomination hearing.
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Trucking Regulation
DOT lays out strategy for automated trucking
DOT Chief Elaine Chao announced a plan for autonomous vehicles on her last day at the department.
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News
Trucking groups condemn Capitol violence
Trucking groups OOIDA, WSTA and ATA condemn the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, call for truckers to focus on policy, not politics.
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Trucking
The Daily Dash: Freight bulls running wild; Chao bids farewell
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, the freight bull market shows no signs of slowing; Chao says goodbye; and trucking continues to add jobs.
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Regulatory Agencies
Exclusive: Chao acknowledges COVID-19 challenges for transportation sector
DOT Secretary Elaine Chao emailed a farewell letter to employees on Friday detailing her resignation and COVID-19 challenges.
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Trucking
The Daily Dash: Chao steps down; safety groups concerned about HOS exemption
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has resigned. Plus, safety groups are concerned about an HOS exemption…
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Infrastructure
DOT chief Elaine Chao to resign
U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is first cabinet head to quit after storming of U.S. Capitol.
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Trucking Regulation
FMCSA relaxes rules to help drivers get CDLs
The rule is designed to ease testing delays and eliminate inconvenience and expense for new drivers.
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