A project sponsored by West Coast states is seeking the entire first round of federal funding set aside for zero-emission charging and fueling networks.
Carriers and drivers will not be able to take advantage of a new drug testing rule due to a lack of certified testing facilities.
Federal guidance from 2019 suggested driverless trucks could skip electronic logging devices. Will that hold up?
Transportation secretary takes on lawmakers’ concerns on truck and rail issues while defending his department’s $145 billion fiscal year 2024 budget request.
A first-ever strategy aimed specifically at decarbonizing transportation encourages maritime and rail over highway freight.
The nation’s top truck safety regulator argues her hands are tied when it comes to approving a drug-test exemption.
A GAO report recommends DOT better explain its grant-funding procedures so that applicants won’t overestimate how much money they must contribute to qualify for funding.
Jaxport CEO Eric Green said the $23.5 million grant “marks a milestone in our initiatives to build the port of the future and move cargo in the most efficient and eco-friendly way possible.”
The U.S. Department of Transportation is awarding the Port of Long Beach a $30.1 million grant to replace diesel yard tractors with zero-emissions cargo-handling equipment.
DOT should consider trucking and other supply chain costs in its push to expand off-site and inland container facilities, transportation executives caution.
The U.S. and Ukraine have signed a letter of intent to facilitate private-sector investment in the war-torn country.
Drivers and trucking companies seeking flexibility from work rules can expect full attention from federal regulators.
DOT officials are calling the start of data sharing among supply chain companies a ‘milestone’ event.
The Biden administration is launching an advisory panel to identify ways to integrate automation across transportation modes.
The Biden administration wants to speed an effort unveiled in March to create a first-time freight data exchange for U.S. container shipments.
Federal regulators are creating a board to recommend equipment standards aimed at preventing cars from sliding under trailers during truck crashes.
Container lines stand to gain from unprecedented berthing priority under a proposal introduced by California lawmakers aimed at helping U.S. exports.
The rising cost of construction materials — and lack of bidders — is weakening the power of the bipartisan infrastructure law.
A major shipper lobbying group has concerns over trucker overtime pay legislation.
AskWaves has reviewed the latest comments on a proposal allowing oral fluid instead of urine to test for drugs — the trucking industry mostly likes it.
