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Should fleets use driver-owned smartphones and tablets or company-provided devices? The choices are many.

Mobile computing is quickly becoming the platform of choice. Tablets and smartphones are far outselling laptop or desktop computers in the consumer market, and a growing number of trucking operations are deploying these devices.

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Pilot Flying J, Love’s extend truck stop scanning agreement with Pegasus TransTech

Pegasus TransTech Corp. announced that Pilot Flying J and Love’s Travel Stops have extended their exclusive agreements to provide Transflo Express truck stop scanning at all locations in the United States and Canada through Dec. 31, 2030.

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Fleetmatics expands to Australian, Dutch markets

Fleetmatics, a global provider of fleet management technology, announced that is is continuing to deliver on its global expansion plans with simultaneous launches into the Australian and Dutch markets. With the expanded operations, FleetMatics says it will provide local fleet-based businesses a new choice in fleet management technology.

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Who needs paper? Mobile apps provide proof of delivery

For many years, it seemed like no job in the transportation industry was finished until the paperwork was done. Times have changed. Today, any process with paper is synonymous with waste, or better yet, an opportunity for change.

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Auto sector hit hard by US winter storms

The record adverse winter conditions that hit the US and Canada at the beginning of this month, traveling from the Midwest through the north central states to the East Coast, have taken their toll on manufacturing facilities and automotive shipments during the last couple of weeks.  

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Japan serves notices for unfair practice on ro-ro carriers

A number of global ocean carriers, including Japan’s NYK Line and ‘K’ Line, are facing a second round of fines because of non-competitive behaviour in their vehicle shipping business, this time by a Japanese regulator.  

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Supreme Court denies OOIDA’s request for review of FMCSA’s cross-border program with Mexico

The U.S. Supreme Court has refused the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association’s request to hear its case against the federal cross-border trucking pilot program with Mexico.  

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Judge dismisses racketeering claims against Pilot in lawsuit, upholds other portions

A U.S. District Court in Alabama has dismissed portions of a lawsuit brought against Pilot Flying J by Wright Transportation that alleges the truck stop chain and fuel provider violated the Racketeer

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Safety Fitness Determination update: Rule not expected until May, per DOT report

Editor’s Note: In its semiannual regulatory update published in the Federal Register Jan. 7, the Department of Transportation included an entry on the Safety Fitness Determination rule the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has been working on in recent years.  

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