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Saudi imports increase but more local production may be on the horizon

Sales of imported vehicles in Saudi Arabia are set to increase by another 15% in 2014, led by Toyota and Hyundai, but major carmakers including Chrysler, Ford, GM and Jaguar Land Rover are looking at the potential of domestic production

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Barra to replace Akerson as GM’s CEO in January

Dan Akerson is stepping down as chairman and CEO of General Motors in January next year and will be replaced in the CEO role by Mary Barra, currently executive vice president, Global Product Development, Purchasing and Supply Chain (pictured). The responsibilities of chairman will be taken up by Theodore Solso, former chairman and CEO of […]

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CSA is ‘unreliable’ and here’s why – and what to tell customers, says ATA

Trucking continues to question the accuracy and application of data at the heart of the federal government’s regulatory program, and a powerful political voice for the industry has issued a white paper that spells out the points of contention in a way that customers – and maybe even Congress – can understand.

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CARB sued over DPF requirement as OOIDA alleges rule is unconstitutional

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has sued the California Air Resources Board over the agency’s requirement that 2006 year-model and older trucks be retrofitted with a particulate matter filter to run in the state, alleging the regulation is unfairly costly, not beneficial and unconstitutional.

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Unified Registration System Final Rule

On August 23, 2013, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) issued its final rule establishing the Unified Registration System (URS), which replaces certain existing registration and information requirements with a single, online federal system. Under the URS, regulated entities will be required to register with the FMCSA and provide biennial update information via its […]

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Fleet executive panel says driver image, engagement critical to solving shortage

In the next decade, the trucking industry must add 239,000 drivers, per year, to keep up with freight demand and replace the 37 percent today’s drivers that will retire. A panel of fleet executives discussed solutions to this pending crisis, Dec. 4, at the CCJ Fall Symposium in Scottsdale, Ariz.

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Economist says new regs ‘will be game-changers’

Trucking faces the largest concentration of regulatory changes in its history beginning next year, economist Eric Starks said Wednesday.

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CCJ Fall Symposium: Four tips to consider with Affordable Care Act launch date

Next month, the first elements of the Affordable Care Act — also known as “ObamaCare†or ACA — will take effect in the United States. And even though certain elements of the new healthcare law have been delayed until 2015 or even 2016, fleets still need to be preparing now for changes that will occur […]

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BMW’s one and only in America

BMW’s only North American factory, located in Greer, South Carolina close to Spartanburg, has become one of its most important production centres anywhere in the world. Not only does it

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