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Congressâ latest alert over CSA scores
New House bill 1371 would pull carrier CSA scores from public view, require FMCSA to revamp program.
March 20, 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
Overdrive Radio
Driver training: Introducing Bryan Spoon, owner-operator on the rulemaking committee
A podcast conversation with owner-operator and ELDTAC member Bryan Spoon; and DOTâs Foxx asks âWhat if it all stops?â, says the Onion.
March 19, 2015
Business
Court denies FMCSAâs attempt to dismiss lawsuit against CSAâs DataQâs system
A bid by FMCSA to dismiss a lawsuit brought against it and its CSA programâs DataQâs appeals process has been denied. The suit centers on FMCSAâs use of violations against drivers and carriers after citations were dismissed in court.
March 12, 2015
Business
Citing handling of hours-of-service rules and CSA, Senator vows to reform FMCSA
Sen. Deb Fischer this week announced she plans to introduce legislation to reform the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, with the aim of making the agency more under Congressional control, more transparent and more inclusive of trucking industry stakeholders.
March 6, 2015
Business
FMCSA may have a new boss by monthâs end
Acting Administrator Scott Darlingâs term ends March 23, and whether he or someone else will head the agency following that date is unclear.
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
Overdrive Radio
Entry level driver training podcast: The data problem
Whatâs dogged any training rule for the last 20 years? Thereâs no particular evidence of a relationship between adequacy of training and driversâ safety on the road.
February 27, 2015
Business
House bill seeks to remove assumption that CSA scores should be used in carrier hiring
The bill aims to remove the public assumption that carrier rankings in the DOTâs Compliance, Safety, Accountability program should be used as a tool to hire carriers.
February 27, 2015
Business
Accelerated ânegotiated rulemakingâ on pre-CDL driver training gets under way in Washington
The 26-member Entry Level Driver Training Advisory Committee began proceedings Thursday, Feb. 26 with its first meeting in Arlington, Va., taking on the task to negotiate the terms of a proposed rulemaking for pre-CDL entry-level driver training requirements.
February 26, 2015
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