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Trucking Blasts HOS Plan

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s proposed new hours-of-service rule would cut driving hours, a move that trucking industry leaders said was politically motivated, adding cost and complexity while jeopardizing safety advances made in recent years.

January 3, 2011

Congress, Obama Extend Transportation Funding Through Early March

President Obama has signed legislation extending funding of federal transportation programs through March 4.

December 30, 2010

Saddle Creek Buys ProLog to Add Service

Logistics company Saddle Creek Corp. said it acquired ProLog Logistics Inc., a warehousing operator.

December 30, 2010

Opinion: Late Fees and Supply Chain Integrity

Appointment scheduling is common in today’s transportation industry. It allows for the orderly receipt of shipments, reduces waiting time and increases routing and operations productivity. When all goes according to plan, the supply chain flows with optimal efficiency.

January 7, 2011

Accuride Resumes NYSE Trading

Commercial vehicle parts maker Accuride Corp. was relisted on the New York Stock Exchange in December.

December 29, 2010

Diesel Tops $3 a Gallon as Year Comes to a Close

For 2010, diesel prices averaged just below $3 a gallon,  and the trend at the end of the year was well above that watershed level.

December 29, 2010

Manufacturers Reply to Stringent Rules with Technology, as Truck Sales Rise

As the most stringent emission rules yet took effect in 2010, manufacturers brought their latest emissions technology to U.S. buyers against a backdrop of recovering truck sales and continuing contention about which type of pollution control best serves the industry.

December 29, 2010

Minnesota Temporarily Waives HOS Rules

Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) has issued an executive order temporarily lifting hours-of-service rules for truck drivers to deal with severe weather in the state, television station KIMT reported.

December 29, 2010

ATA Files Brief in Port of L.A. Case

American Trucking Associations told a U.S. Appeals Court that a lower court misinterpreted several sections of federal law in an August ruling that backed a ban on owner operators by the Port of Los Angeles.

December 29, 2010

FMCSA Posts Proposed Hours-of-Service Rule

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration published its proposed hours-of-service rule in Wednesday’s Federal Register, outlining the details of the proposal it first released last week.

December 29, 2010