EOBR debated over driver harassment
The harassment issue may be the key consideration for the FMCSA, which aims to devise a rule that mandates electronic logging devices.02.08.12
| A Mexican carrier was found to violate U.S. leasing laws pertaining to Mexican carriers, said William Quade of the Federal Motor CarrierSafetyAdministration’s ...
02.08.12
| FMCSA ordered U & D Service to immediately shut down after discovering the company was using drivers who did not possess valid ...
02.07.12
| Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks were using the same brake component that affected production of Navistar and Volvo Group trucks. 02.07.12
| The reopened lane of I-40 West is near the Tennessee-North Carolina border. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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LogBook
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.
EEOC sues trucking firms
October 6, 2011
Among the commission’s filings are lawsuits against Sutter Transfer Service, Stevens Transport and Joe Ryan Trucking.
EEOC files discrimination suit against Prime
September 23, 2011
Commission has sued Prime Inc. over allegations the carrier discriminated against female driver applicants.
EEOC sues Old Dominion
September 1, 2011
The commission charged the hauler violated Americans with Disabilities Act compliance after it fired a trucker who reported he had abused alcohol.
LogBook
March 1, 2010
IdleAire pulls the plug, truckers urge hours flexibility, intermodal transport gained market share against trucks, EPA revises its 2010 engine emission guidance and more are issues covered.
CRST awarded $4.5M fees in sexual harassment suit
February 12, 2010
The EEOC filed suit against CRST alleging the carrier had engaged in tolerating sexual harassment of its female drivers.
