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California backs fuel standard that could raise costs

February 3, 2012

Two years ago, the American Trucking Associations and others filed suit against the state board’s low carbon fuel standard.

Navistar submits MaxxForce 13 for EPA certification

February 1, 2012

California Air Resources Board had issued a public letter to Navistar saying the company's emissions credits for the engine will expire Feb. 29.

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February 1, 2012

Three compete for Owner-Operator of the Year, cross-border program lawsuits advance, turnpike rates rise, Baltimore bridge tolls rising and many more industry news items are featured.

CARB says Navistar credits to sell engines ending

January 27, 2012

Agency's executive order says emission credits allowing sale of engines run out Feb. 29.

CARB extends ‘Truck and Bus’ regulation deadline

January 25, 2012

The deadline has been extended to March 30 from Jan. 31 for fleet owners to supply information about upgrading their trucks.

January deadlines for CARB truck regulations

December 22, 2011

Heavier truck and bus operators must comply with the Truck and Bus regulation starting Jan. 1.

Minnesota offers clean diesel grants to local fleets

November 18, 2011

Grant covers state-based fleets, with a focus on 2006 and older vehicles.

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November 1, 2011

Cross border program starts, EEOC files suit against carriers, agency urges CSA driver ratings, Icahn buys a percentage of Navistar and more industry news items are featured.

Friday Channel 19 news round-up: Cross-border trucking; ‘driver shortage’; and the 1 on the 53 and the 99

October 28, 2011

Separate but not equal That separation could be diminishing when it comes to U.S. and Mexican tucking, now that a new pilot program for cross-border long haul is under way.  In ...

CARB amends reefer rule for certain engines

October 26, 2011

Owners of model year 2003 and older reefer engines that met low-emission reefer standards will get an extra year to meet a future standard.
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