Con-way Freight
Four-wheelers should ‘learn from truck drivers’
Con-way Freight's Tom Clark makes a compelling case for his view that four-wheelers should take a lesson from professional truck drivers on distracted driving -- as a frequent two-wheeler, I concur.
Read MoreRegulatory review: FMCSA wants you
At this week's MCSAC meeting, discussions of driver involvement in regulatory review processes dominated the second day.
Read MoreMuch to change, much to talk about: CSA
The August 2012 MCSAC meeting saw a robust debate centered around the CSA programs flaws and ways to correct them. Here find a few bright (and in some cases dark) moments from the dialogue.
Read MoreLogBook
New regulations will increase truck cost, owner-operator pay expected to rise, natural gas trucks catching on and other industry news items are featured.
Read MoreCon-way Freight driver wins driving contest
Paul Phillips’ driving skills and knowledge of transportation and truck safety information topped those of 428 other drivers.
Read MoreCon-way wins CTA safety award
Con-way Freight won the California Trucking Association's best safety program award for companies with more than $10 million gross revenue, the Ann Arbor, Mich.-based carrier announced. The less-than-truckload carrier also won two first-place safety awards in the more than 4 million mile short-haul and more than 7 million mile long-haul categories. The 2010 Fleet Safety Awards were open to all members of the CTA, and submissions were judged by an independent panel chosen from government agencies. Fleets ...
Read MoreSpeakers support hours status quo
In an FMCSA session, representatives from carriers and trucking groups and owner-operators said proposed changes wouldn’t lead to improvements
Read MoreTruck driving champion wins Cascadia
Conway-Freight driver and National Truck Driving Champion Carl Krites has won a 2010 Freightliner Cascadia.
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