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FMCSA grants exemption to C.R. England from commercial learner’s permit reg

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has granted an exemption to Utah-based reefer giant C.R. England  from federal rules that require a commercial learner’s permit holder to always be accompanied by a commercial driver’s license holder in the front seat of the vehicle.

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House clears bill that continues ‘restart rollback,’ blocks carrier insurance rule

A DOT funding bill that would keep in place the hours-of-service restart rollback that came in December has cleared the U.S. House, passing by just six votes at nearly midnight on Tuesday.

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Walmart settles with Tracy Morgan in fatal 2014 crash that spurred hours-of-service debate

Actor Tracy Morgan and retail giant Walmart have settled the civil suit brought by Morgan last year that blamed the private carrier’s lack of compliance with federal trucking regulations as the cause in the June 2014 New Jersey Turnpike

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Managing your trucks’ ECM data, other device data properly can aid in post-crash litigation, attorney says

Failure to regularly manage the electronic control module data on your trucks could lead to situations that put trucking companies at a distinct disadvantage

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Putting more intelligence in truck routing

How will drivers respond to a computer-generated message of this kind  “You’ve been driving for three hours. The sun will rise in 45 minutes. A parking spot is ahead. Pull over and take a 20-minute nap.â€Â Many fleets, especially larger ones, already use routing and navigation applications

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Target Zero: Andrews Logistics takes a bold approach to safety management

For a nationwide bulk liquid carrier serving some of North America’s largest petrochemical companies, safety is paramount. When an accident occurs, not only are the goods being hauled often flammable – which can increase the severity and scope of the incident – but big oil companies with deep pockets also are prime targets

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Recall on Takata airbag inflators could include Freightliner, Western Star

The massive recall on Takata airbags that affects nearly 34 million vehicles worldwide likely impacts some Freightliner and Western Star models, according to the company’s recall notice.

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BAM Worldwide intros specialty lending platform for carriers

BAM Worldwide announced the availability of a specialty asset-based lending platform for motor carriers called BAMwire, which is already being utilized by the freight brokerage and logistics industry.

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Port update: Dockworkers ratify work agreement that ended months-long port slowdown, cargo backlog

West Coast dockworkers and port employers have ratifiedthe five-year contract tentatively reached in February following nine months of negotiations.

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