ELD rule
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Driver issues
Trucking’s research arm launching its annual survey of industry’s top issues
Last year’s survey by ATRI had driver shortages as the biggest issue facing the industry, with ELDs second.
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OOIDA request for a small business ELD exemption gets thumbs down by FMCSA
The OOIDA request would have exempted companies meeting the definition of a small business along with various safety standards.
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Driver issues
Webinar: Preparing to be inspected for ELD compliance takes knowledge & planning
Months after the start of hard enforcement, there are still some drivers who know little about their ELD.
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Driver issues
Latest bill on HOS/ELDs may hint at what FMCSA is talking about on its listening tour
Most bills introduced now have little chance of passage, but this one may suggest something when reading between the lines.
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Senate addresses ELD exemptions, safety organizations sound off
The Senate Committee on Appropriations addressed the potential for hot button ELD exemptions in the report language of its fiscal…
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Company earnings
The rails are still kind of a mess, but Hub and Norfolk Southern are bullish on intermodal
NS had weak operating metrics in the first quarter, but strong performance. Hub sees a strong pricing environment for the…
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News
Hours of service changes might be coming soon. The industry will be safer if they pass.
Rep. Babin introduced a bill that will overhaul the hours of service rules and if it passes it will end…
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ELD compliance still a problem as April 1 approaches
The April 1 deadline is a few days away and the ELD compliance rate does not look as good as…
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Driver issues
Livestock haulers get additional ELD exemption in spending bill
The exemption does not apply to the wider agriculture industry, like a recent FMCSA break.
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Driver issues
AOBRD use after April 1? FMCSA has a clarification
Clarifying the grandfathering of AOBRDs in a fleet expansion.
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