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The Department of Transportation has announced a two-day national transportation safety conference to take place in Washington, D.C., beginning March 2
Read More →The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued what amounts to a test balloon for its ergonomics standards.
Read More →Coinciding with the distribution of its first truck models to dealers, U.S. truck newcomer Bering Truck has formed a strategic alliance with Ford Credit
Read More →The Canadian province of Quebec is requiring all truck operators and brokers to register and receive a safety rating before April 1
Read More →A new transportation coalition called on the government Monday to keep its promise to American taxpayers to spend all transportation user taxes on transportation
Read More →The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Assn. has filed class action lawsuits against four states, seeking refunds of fuel taxes collected for miles driven on the states’ tollroads
Read More →The Office of Motor Carriers got knocked around on Capitol Hill yesterday as Rep. Frank Wolf and others took the agency to task for shortcomings in its enforcement of truck safety rules
Read More →Sweden’s Volvo has broken off negotiations to buy rival Swedish truck maker Scania
Read More →Four North American truck driver training groups are calling for standards that would discourage “CDL mills,” which turn out licensed truck drivers in two or three days
Read More →After a difficult financial year, FieldWorks is moving to a more service-oriented approach, reports the Minneapolis/St. Paul CityBusiness journal. The company will still turn out its “ruggedized” laptop computers, focusing on a few vertical markets such
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