Perspective

The Reason Foundation’s recently published policy study, “Truck-Friendly Tolls for 21st Century Interstates,” sparked discussion from Internet forums to board rooms on what the future will look like for trucking and for tolling.

It’s hard to believe, but on average, more than 90 people die each day in motor vehicle crashes across the United States.

The U.S, Department of Labor’s July 15 “interpretation” of the approach and perspective it will brandish under the Fair Labor Standards Act in audits and determinations of whether workers are deemed employees or independent contractors is far more a further revelation of a political agenda and shift in America than a balanced legal analysis of the proper application of a legal test in determining worker status.

The electronic logging mandate is upon us and can’t be ignored. Although we all have heard about the technical changes the mandate will bring, we haven’t heard as much about the effect it will have on operations.

Our country’s transportation infrastructure delivers everything our economy needs to stay healthy, similar to the blood that runs through our veins to deliver oxygen and nutrients.

Being chairman of American Trucking Associations is a tremendous honor — the capstone of a career in trucking that began for me many decades ago.

I just read about another public hearing that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is planning to conduct.

Truck transportation is a crucial element in the supply chain, delivering the right goods at the right time to the right customers.