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133 ELDs Revoked as ATA Pushes Certification Reform
FMCSA just removed a record number of electronic logging devices from its registry. ATA says it's time to rethink how ELDs get approved in the first place.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHFMCSA just removed a record number of electronic logging devices from its registry. ATA says it's time to rethink how ELDs get approved in the first place.
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Despite the effects of the economic recession last year, Collective Data managed to achieve an 8 percent boost in sales and a 20 percent increase in income year-over-year for 2009
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Toyo Tire U.S.A. Corp. plans a 7 percent upcharge in prices on its commercial truck tires, starting Feb. 1, 201
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More information has come to light on the financial woes of Arrow Trucking, which suspended operations abruptly right before Christmas. At the same time, a new web site has observers wondering if the Tulsa, Okla.-based flatbed carrier is not dow
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The Intermodal Association of North America has elected new members to its Board of Directors, including Stephen Branscum, group vice president of consumer products at BNSF Railway Company, who is the association's new chairman
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will hold four listening sessions this month to hear comments on the truck driver hours of service rulemakin
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The start of the new year kicked off with diesel prices rising for the second week in a row, gaining 6.5 cents to a national average of $2.79
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The biodiesel tax credit expired at the end of last week, leaving biodiesel producers and truckstops in uncertainty over what the next few months may hold, and truckers concerned about possible price increases
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Oakland officials have extended the deadline for compliance with California's port truck rule aimed at reducing diesel emissions in and around port communitie
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued an Emergency Order to Arrow Trucking, directing the company's officials to pick up Arrow trucks and transfer them to appropriate facilitie
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Last week, Heavy Duty Trucking's editors offered their take on the top stories of 2009. This week, we peer into our crystal ball to predict what we'll be talking about in 2010, from the economic recovery to the environment to more government regulations
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