New Mexico May Boost Trucking Violation Fines
According to the Silver City, N.M., Sun-News, penalties for truckers carrying an overweight load or operating without the proper permit would be double
According to the Silver City, N.M., Sun-News, penalties for truckers carrying an overweight load or operating without the proper permit would be double
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has released a draft of the first plan it has ever created for freight transportation in the state
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service issued guidance Tuesday on the application of federal excise tax in truck sales
The House of Representatives has passed an amendment by Rep. Jerry Moran (R-KS) that makes the agricultural exemption to the federal hours of service regulations permanen
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Alexandria, Va., has released a survey that appears to show truck drivers spend more time behind the wheel under the new hours of servic
Rep. John Boozman, R-Ark, on Wednesday withdrew a proposal that would have allowed drivers to take up to two hours off during a 14-hour shif
Opponents of the Boozman Amendment will hold a press conference in Washington, D.C., today according to a press release from the Teamster Union
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance announced that the 2005 North American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria is now available
The Florida Department of Transportation’s Motor Carrier Compliance Office has announced that beginning February 23, 2005, carriers will have new citation payment options
The American Moving and Storage Assn., Alexandria, Va., has urged the U.S. Department of Transportation to crack down on scammer
The N. J. Department of Transportation has posted a running meter on its web site that counts off the money it claims the state is losing because of congressional inaction
U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta yesterday announced the creation of two new agencies at the U.S. Department of Transportatio
The Bush Administration has proposed legislation to convert the present hours of service rules into law
U.S. Representative John Boozman (R-AR) has introduced legislation to change hours of service rules to allow drivers to take meal or rest breaks off the clock
President Bush’s 2006 budget proposes cutbacks in many federal programs – but not in the key truck program at the Department of Transportation
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