Recordkeeping Comment Period Ends in November
Anyone who has an opinion about federal recordkeeping requirements for motor carriers has until Nov. 6 to tell the government about it.
NITL Accepts Code For Shippers, Carriers
The National Industrial Transportation League has endorsed a code of ethics that, if followed, would have truck drivers spending more time on the road and less time waiting at loading docks.
White House: HOS Ban Unacceptable
The White House made it clear to Congress last week that it does not want the transportation appropriations bill to prohibit funding for the hours-of-service rulemaking when the bill lands on President Clinton’s desk.
Recordkeeping Comment Period Ends in November
Anyone who has an opinion about federal recordkeeping requirements for motor carriers has until Nov. 6 to tell the government about it.
ATA Hires Safety Specialist, Environmental Lawyer
American Trucking Associations beefed up its staff in key policy areas by hiring a veteran safety specialist and an environmental attorney.
Online Exchange Approved Despite Antitrust Concern
The automobile industry will be allowed to launch an online business-to-business exchange, but federal regulators said they will be watching closely to see if the exchange runs afoul of antitrust rules.
Orbcomm Seeks Protection From Creditors
After having future financing cut off by both its parent companies, Orbcomm Global and seven of its subsidiaries - including Vantage Tracking Solutions - filed for protection from its creditors on Friday.
NITL Endorses Shipper-Carrier Code
The National Industrial Transportation League has endorsed a code of ethics that, if followed, would have truck drivers spending more time on the road and less time waiting at loading docks.
Lawmakers Voice Support for Hours Freeze
A letter signed by 177 members of Congress expressed support for a provision to freeze funds to pay for the Department of Transportation’s proposal to overhaul truckers’ hours-of service rules.
White House: HOS Ban Unacceptable
The White House made it clear to Congress this week that it does not want the transportation appropriations bill to prohibit funding for the hours-of-service rulemaking.