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Wyoming Gets Tough on Drivers Ignoring Road Closure Signs New Law Aims to Deter Blow-Over Crashes The state experiences hurricane-force winds during the summer and winter that have been prompting WYDOT since 2011 to close highway sections to vehicles at risk of blowing over. (Wyoming Department of Transportation)  Drivers of semi-trucks with enclosed trailers are […]

California Awards $27 Million to Container Ports Port of Los Angeles to Integrate AI into Truck Appointment System The Port of Los Angeles received three grants totaling $7.95 million. (Port of Los Angeles)   California’s business and economic development office has awarded $27 million to fund 10 projects at its five container ports to improve data systems

New truck parking venture accelerates convenience for Phoenix truck drivers Rush Truck Park is opening what it calls “a state-of-the-art trucking facility in Phoenix.” The location is set for 3201 W. Broadway Rd, and is set on 11 acres of “well-lit, secure parking spaces. (Courtesy of Rush Truck Park)   PHOENIX — The parking shortage

Biden Proposes Rule to Protect Workers From Extreme Heat Affected Workers Include Farmworkers, Delivery and Construction Workers, Indoor Workers in Warehouses, Factories President Joe Biden speaks during a visit to the DC Emergency Operations Center on July 2 in Washington. (Evan Vucci/Associated Press)  WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on July 2 proposed a new rule

Freight Recession Squeezes Top 100 For-Hire Carriers Updated 2024 List Illustrates Financial Strain on Trucking Companies J.B. Hunt Transport Services remained the third-largest for-hire motor carrier in North America based on 2023 revenue. (J.B. Hunt Transport Services)  While enduring a prolonged freight recession, the largest trucking companies in North America have been surviving on lower