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WASHINGTON — Trucking companies and independent operators are taking advantage of an opportunity presented by the Trump administration to advocate for the continuation or repeal of the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate that has been effective since 2017. In comments submitted to the U.S. Depar
Truck Company Closure Due to B-1 Visa Issues Gerry Reed shut down his small trucking business in South Texas last December, unable to compete with foreign drivers on B-1 visas operating illegally in the U.S. Violation of Cabotage Rules As previously reported by FreightWaves, both trucking and transp
“It’s a very different political environment for trucking,” Lydia Vieth said. (Bilanol/Getty Images) [Stay updated on transportation news: Subscribe to TTNews in your inbox.] The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is re-evaluating regulations, including the Greenhouse Gas Phase 3 rule, while invi
In partnership with: The trucking sector is actively lobbying to implement changes that critics argue will hinder the ability of crash victims to sue companies and restrict the compensation they can obtain. Over the past three years, this initiative has led to new legislation in seven states, includ
OAKLAND — Ongoing Supply Chain Disruptions The shipping industry is still grappling with supply chain challenges, which are set to intensify due to new emissions regulations that will ban tens of thousands of trucks in California. Trucks lined up at the Port of Oakland. CBS New Regulations Set to Ta
Potential Benefits and Implications of the Executive Order President Donald Trump’s Emergency Order addressing English proficiency for truck drivers could lead to safer roads and better alignment between freight demand and trucking capacity. However, carriers should be prepared for operational and c
The FMCSA rejected an application from the Alliance for Driver Safety & Security, predominantly representing large trucking companies, on December 23. The request sought to allow positive hair follicle test results for drivers to be reported to the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse. The agency turned dow
Andrew John from the John N. John Trucking Company discusses the repercussions of new EPA standards for truckers on ‘Varney & Co.’ Smaller trucking companies are experiencing financial strain following the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) introduction of new regulations aimed at reducing air
Dive Brief: Trucking organizations have criticized the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) recently announced heavy-duty truck emissions standards, claiming they are unachievable within the set timelines. The phase three greenhouse gas emissions standards cover model years 2027 to 2032 and are 4
