Eugene Mulero

Eugene Mulero

Senior Reporter

@eugenemulero

Eugene Mulero is a senior reporter at Transport Topics where he reports on Congress, trends in intermodal connectivity and federal elections.


Government

DOT's Foxx Touts Oklahoma’s Recent Transport Investments

The country’s top transportation officer applauded Oklahoma’s recent push to upgrade its infrastructure through local and federal funds Oct. 16 as he toured the country to promote the Obama administration’s revenue proposal to pay for infrastructure projects.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 16, 2014
Special Coverage

Closing Banquet: Long Honored, Byrd Receives Red Jacket

SAN DIEGO — Duane Long, the new chairman of American Trucking Associations, pledged to continue to advance the industry’s commitment to safety and recruiting new drivers at an annual banquet held to honor the federation’s top ambassadors.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 8, 2014
Special Coverage

Charge More for Fuel to Alleviate Congestion, Knight Transportation Chief Says

SAN DIEGO — Kevin Knight, chairman and CEO of Knight Transportation, Inc., said lawmakers should consider raising the national tax on fuels as a way to generate more funds to rebuild the country's aging infrastructure.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 7, 2014
Special Coverage

‘Devolution’ Legislation in Congress Would Hurt Country’s Transportation Network, ATA’s Spear Says

SAN DIEGO — Congressional efforts to limit the federal government’s involvement in large-scale infrastructure projects would fracture the country’s vast and intricate transportation network, said Chris Spear, American Trucking Associations’ chief of legislative affairs.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 6, 2014
Special Coverage

Graves to Stay as ATA Chief Through 2016

SAN DIEGO — Bill Graves, president and CEO of American Trucking Associations, announced on Oct. 6 he would continue to serve as the federation's president and CEO through December 2016.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 6, 2014
Special Coverage

Graves: ATA Will Continue to Press on HOS, Fund Infrastructure

SAN DIEGO — Bill Graves, the two-term governor of Kansas who has led American Trucking Associations for more than a decade, pledged to industry executives on Oct. 6 that his team will continue to fight tougher rules the Obama administration has implemented on drivers’ work hours and safety performance.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 6, 2014
Special Coverage

Poll Finds Truck Drivers are Safer Than Passenger Vehicle Drivers

SAN DIEGO — The vast majority of people surveyed in a recent poll said they believe truck drivers are safer than everyday car drivers.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 6, 2014
Special Coverage

Blunt Expects Congress to Revisit HOS Suspension in Lame-Duck Session

SAN DIEGO -- Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said Congress is likely to take up a proposal in a November lame-duck session to halt last year’s hours-of-service rule change.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 5, 2014
Special Coverage

Van Steenburg: FMCSA to Seek Comments on ‘Alternative Compliance’

SAN DIEGO -- Jack Van Steenburg, chief safety officer at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, said he expects the agency to seek input from the public in the coming months on an “alternative compliance” program aimed at giving carriers and drivers credit for installing safety technologies.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
October 5, 2014
Government, Business

33 Vision-Impaired Drivers Seek Waivers to Drive Commercial Vehicles

A group of drivers who have clear vision in one eye, yet are blind or partially blind in the other eye, are asking a federal regulator to allow them to drive commercial vehicles on the interstates.

Eugene Mulero | Senior Reporter
September 30, 2014