Canadian Trucking Alliance y OOIDA instan al gobierno estadounidense a levantar el requisito de la vacuna COVID-19
The Canadian Trucking Alliance and OOIDA call on President Joe Biden to end the U.S. border vaccine mandate.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has asked for a halt to the U.S. border vaccine mandate.
El estatus de interventor se solicitó por primera vez en 2021, pero el fiscal general dice que incluso eso era demasiado tarde
California is pushing back against the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association’s attempt to become an intervenor in the ongoing CTA lawsuit over AB5.
La inacción del Tribunal Supremo sólo afecta a la orden judicial preliminar; el caso original de la CTA sigue adelante
Everybody thought the legal wrangling over California’s AB5 was done, but a court hearing Monday says otherwise.
New rules proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding disclosure of climate-related risks and greenhouse gas emissions could greatly impact the trucking industry.
Startup WattEV sees its Truck-as-a-Service startup as a modern day Pony Express with electric trucks being swapped instead of horses .
Los altos precios del combustible podrían empujar a algunos
propietarios-operadores a abandonar el transporte por
carretera
As diesel prices spike and spot rates plunge, independent drivers wonder what their next move should be.
A diverse coalition of trucking groups is urging the California Air Resources Board to consider alternative solutions to enforcement of an emissions rule that would require upgrades to 2010 model year or newer diesel engines by Dec. 31.
The CEO of Canada’s largest trucking company, TFI International, says the cross-border COVID-19 vaccine mandate affected a small number of its Canadian drivers.
OOIDA is urging U.S. President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to exempt cross-border truckers from vaccine rules implemented in mid-January.
Los camioneros estadounidenses planean un convoy a Washington
El acceso a los baños en los almacenes y centros de distribución sigue siendo un problema para los conductores
A lack of restroom access for drivers still plagues the trucking industry.
This week: Central States Mfg. donates wreaths for veteran nonprofit, OOIDA kicks off “Truckers for Troops”, Love’s raises funds for veterans with specialty tumblers and XPO’s CEO challenges the company to hire more active and veteran military employees.
Trucking groups OOIDA, WSTA and ATA condemn the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, call for truckers to focus on policy, not politics.
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, lender BMO’s earnings shed light on the state of the trucking market. Plus, Flock Freight flies high and the top challenge for the next U.S. Department of Transportation leader.
