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The FMCSA changes hours policy, Obama orders heavy-truck fuel standards, an owner-operator recognition program and much more are featured.
July 1, 2010
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has adjusted the list of supporting documents used to verify drivers’ logs.
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Today: The emerging driver shortage webinar
Freight’s coming back. At the same time, new and proposed regulations threaten to drive thousands of drivers from the industry. As the recession winds down, many carriers could be hamstrung by a serious shortage of drivers able to withstand the scrutiny of Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010, enhanced pre-employment screening and possibly tighter health regulations. To […]
June 22, 2010
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Hearing set for CSA 2010
The hearing will be June 23 before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Highways and Transit.
June 21, 2010
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Back on the Road winner get a Volvo, a Highway hero is named, the FMCSA proposes texting ban, the FMCSA posts carrier safety data and more current issues are featured.
May 4, 2010
Robert Snyder and his daughter, Savannah, stand next to the Volvo VNL 670 he won through Arrow Truck Sales’ Back On The Road competition.
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A sure bet
No matter the economy, you can’t lose in the Great West Truck Show in Las Vegas, where the free advice, equipment displays, job opportunities, regulatory updates and beautiful show trucks much more to owner-operators.
May 4, 2010
Todd Amen of ATBS, the financial services firm that produces Partners in Business with Overdrive, leads a workshop last year in Dallas for prospective and existing owner-operators.
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Pulse: Bloodless revolution
Bloodless revolution By Max Heine, Editorial Director News of the electronic onboard recorder mandate for reckless carriers suggests even bigger news – that the order is but a stepping stone toward requiring EOBRs for all carriers. That possible development, though shocking to imagine today, could well be a snoozer when it finally happens. The reason […]
May 2, 2010
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ATA: Study crash causes
Addressing risk factors would improve safety, trade group executive says.
April 29, 2010
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CSA data to be posted April 12
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said this preview is in advance of full implementation on Nov. 30.
April 8, 2010
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Feature Article: New tools help power CSA 2010
Although Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 on its own represents a major advance in enforcing federal motor carrier safety regulations, a couple of new information tools add teeth to the process.
March 1, 2010
Carriers and law enforcement officials soon will have easier access to drivers’ records.
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