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TA roadside technicians to be protected by ‘move over’ alert system TravelCenters of America  TravelCenters of America, in conjunction with the NATSO Foundation, has announced a new initiative implemented they say will significantly enhance the safety of TA’s emergency roadside assistance technicians who repair commercial vehicles along the interstate highway system. Read More

Key provision of Biden’s emission reduction plan knocked down by courts President Joe Biden’s plan to reduce greenhouse gasses in the U.S. has been the subject of separate federal court rulings recently.    WASHINGTON — A significant portion of President Joe Biden’s plan to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions was dealt a blow in separate

FMCSA reveals under-21 pilot program’s underwhelming numbers A recent report from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration revealed an underwhelming response to the agency’s pilot program for under-21 truck drivers. As of February, FMCSA’s Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program had received only 113 applications from motor carriers. Only 34 of those carriers had been fully approved to

New York cops unleash windhshield barnacles on illegally parked trucks NYPD New York City police have escalated their attack on illegally parked trucks by slapping 17-pound windshield boots known as barnacles on some trucks. The barnacles use powerful suction cups to attach to a truck’s windshield obscuring the driver’s view, rendering the truck undrivable. (They’re

NMFTA Establishes New LTL eBOL Standards NMFTA Digital LTL Council Bases Revisions on Feedback From Carriers NMFTA is hoping to get more carriers, third-party logistics providers and shippers on board with electronic bills of lading to help with accuracy and efficiency. (kupicoo/Getty Images) The National Motor Freight Traffic Association announced an update to its electronic bill of