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Gov. Hochul Moves Forward with NYC Congestion Pricing Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has announced that plans for congestion pricing tolls in New York City will proceed, a decision that has sparked backlash from the Trucking Association of New York (TANY). In a press release issued Thursday, Hoch
Amid concerns around worsening affordability, the Trucking Association of New York remains committed to a solution that supports New Yorkers and the economy. Impact of Congestion Pricing on New York Trucking Industry NEW YORK – With the implementation of congestion pricing in New York City starting
Focus of the Trucking Industry on Washington The trucking industry is closely observing the developments in Washington as a new presidential administration takes charge and Congress addresses federal legislation. Key Date: January 1, 2025 We have already passed a significant date: January 1, 2025. T
States Reassess Advanced Clean Trucks Rule As various states, including California, critically evaluate the practical implications of the California Air Resource Board’s Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) rule, some are starting to reconsider the ambitious sales mandates for “zero-emissions” trucks. New Yo
Overview of EPA Regulations Under Biden’s Administration Are you aware of the greenhouse gas standards and mandates concerning emissions set by the Biden administration for light- and medium-duty vehicles that will begin in model year 2027? Particularly relevant to the trucking sector are the impend
Truckers Request Regulatory Relief from Congressman EASTON, Pa. — During a visit to a South Side depot on Friday afternoon, members of the Lehigh Valley trucking community appealed to U.S. Representative Ryan Mackenzie for relief from federal regulations and taxes impacting their industry. Mackenzie
Consumer Sentiment Declines to Lowest Level Since 2022 Recent data from the University of Michigan indicates that consumer sentiment continues to decline, driven by worries about inflation and rising unemployment amidst tariff-related uncertainties. The sentiment index dropped 11%, falling from 64.7
As Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House in January, he has an ambitious agenda ahead. The U.S. trucking industry is hopeful that issues important to them will be prioritized by the new administration. Dave Heller, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Safety with the Truckloa
Challenges Facing Truck Dealerships in New York This is an opinion piece by Mark Stone, corporate general manager of Burr Truck in New York and a board member of Clean Cities of Central New York. The views expressed are those of the author. After 31 years in business, I find myself questioning the f
