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Hours of Service – It’s About Time
Debate over the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMSCA)’s Hours-of-Service (HOS) has been going on for some time now. And time is running out. On March 26, the FMSCA wrapped up its final HOS listening session. Held at the Mid-America … Continue reading
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Tagged controversy, freight drivers, hours of service, labor regulations
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Fuel for Debate
Like health care, fuel affects everyone. . . Even if you don’t have or drive a vehichle, everything you own has spent some time on a fuel-consuming truck. Continue reading
Mexican Trucking Controversy: Thinking Beyond the Border
Take a moment to check out the things around you – everyday items you keep on your desk, at your office and in your home. Take a close look, a really close look. I’m confident you’ll find that most of … Continue reading
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Tagged controversy, cross border program, Mexican trucking companies
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It’s Just a Pike Dream
Contributed by Grant Griffey, LMS Project Manager It has been discussed for years that interstate highways, like highway 70, should have separate truck-only lanes. These lanes would be in addition to the current lanes and would be separated by well-built … Continue reading →