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Channel 19
When airline pilots sound like, well, highway pilots
With French media reporting apparent location of the second âblack boxâ from the GermanWings flight, a note about some reporting that rung some familiar bells on the line between profit, safety.
April 2, 2015
Business
Next round of emissions, fuel economy regs move closer to implementation
The new fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards would go into effect for 2018 model year vehicles, building upon the Phase 1 fuel economy and emissions standards that went into effect last year.
April 1, 2015
Business
Itâs the little things, like Google
Not rocket science: Allow small things to go faster than large things⌠theyâll explode into stardust when they hit the large things.
March 20, 2015
Business
GAO rep: FMCSAâs app the latest misstep in pushing âunreliableâ CSA scores
Susan Fleming of the Government Accountability Office said FMCSAâs smartphone app release this week, which highlights carriersâ CSA ratings, again exposed the need to remove the scores from public view.
March 19, 2015
Overdrive Radio
Mailbag: âDonât help the lawyers. Help us.â âReaders on insurance
In this podcast, readers weigh in on rising insurance costs, urging regulators and congress not to hike minimums, which might well serve only to line the pockets of attorneys and deleteriously affect the trucking business.
March 17, 2015
Business
Appeals court upholds dismissal of CCTA lawsuit against CARB regs
According to Joe Rajkovacz, CCTA government affairs director, further action is under way: âWe will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.â
March 5, 2015
Business
âHelp us stay in businessâ: Owner-ops tell FMCSA insurance increase would shut them down
Owner-operators say they fail to see the need for an increase to the minimum amount of liability insurance required of carriers, and theyâre afraid an increase would drive premium costs to a point that would force them to close shop.
March 4, 2015
Electronic Logging Devices
FMCSA alters course on e-log mandate, moves up projected publication date
FMCSA announced it has reversed a projected delay in the rule, moving up the expected publication date for a Final Rule mandating electronic logs by about six weeks.
March 3, 2015
Business
What is an entry-level driver?
Will traditional training approaches survive an ELDT rulemaking? This and other issues were explored in the first meeting of the Entry Level Driver Training Advisory Committee.
March 2, 2015
Business
Comment period closes tonight for FMCSAâs work to increase carrier insurance minimums
The public comment deadline on a rule that could increase the amount of liability insurance required to be held by carriers ends Feb. 26, and carriers and other industry stakeholders have until midnight 11:59 p.m. Thursday to submit their input.
February 26, 2015
Business
Faster e-log implementation, hair drug tests, speed limiters highlight Trucking Allianceâs 2015 action items
The Trucking Alliance said it plans to push for quicker implementation of an electronic logging device mandate, an increase to the minimum amount of liability insurance that trucking companies must hold and a speed limiter mandate, among other items.
February 25, 2015
Hours of Service
Permanent hours-of-service fix, minimum driver age, highway funding top ATA agenda for 2015
In addition to a more long-term hours-of-service fix, Osiecki says ATA will promote increasing fuel taxes to boost highway funding, building a national freight plan, lowering the legal age to obtain a CDL and dealing with federal emissions standards.
February 18, 2015
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