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Opinion: Safety Is Greatest Benefit of Autonomous Tech

There has been a great amount of media attention with the first delivery by autonomous truck by Otto Transportation, which recently took place on Interstate 25 from Fort Collins to Denver in Colorado. While this trip was made with a convoy of State Patrol and Colorado DOT vehicles around it, this event still represented quite an achievement.

December 12, 2016

Editorial: A Big Step for Sensible Regulation

It appears likely the status quo on federal spending will continue through April 28, with the House passing a continuing resolution. If approved by the Senate and signed by President Obama, it keeps familiar budgetary patterns intact until a new Congress and a new president can get to work after Jan. 20.

December 12, 2016

Canadian Carrier Consolidated Fastfrate Begins Cross-Border US Service

Consolidated Fastfrate, a less-than-truckload company headquartered in Ontario, is offering cross-border service into the United States through partnerships with other carriers, the company announced Dec. 6.

December 9, 2016

Congress Passes Restart Fix

The clarification of an hours-of-service rule for truckers in a short-term funding bill was signed by President Obama shortly after the Senate cleared the bill on Dec. 9 and a shutdown of the federal government was averted.

December 12, 2016

Governor Signs Bills Allowing Autonomous, Platooning Vehicles in Michigan

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder turned the bills governing autonomous and platooning vehicles into law Dec. 9. Senate Bills 995-997 had been passed overwhelmingly by both houses of Michigan’s Legislature.

December 9, 2016

Former Gov. Ed Rendell: New Tolls on Interstates Ideal for Infrastructure Projects

WASHINGTON — Allowing states to establish tolling facilities on existing interstate highways would help finance large-scale infrastructure projects, the former governor of Pennsylvania argued while on a panel here on Dec. 8.

December 8, 2016

Vermont’s Gov.-Elect Phil Scott Wants to Boost Transportation, Not Taxes

Vermont is Bernie Sanders’ home state, but its governor-elect is hardly in the former Democratic presidential candidate’s tax and spend model. Speaking to the Vermont Petroleum Association on Dec. 7, Republican Phil Scott said he wants to rebuild the state’s infrastructure but without raising taxes. 

December 8, 2016

EEOC Sues Stevens Transport for Refusing to Hire Driver

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a federal lawsuit against Dallas-based refrigerated carrier Stevens Transport Inc. for refusing to hire a truck driver with bipolar disorder.

December 8, 2016

HOS Update Enacted After Obama Signs Short-Term Funding Bill

The clarification of an hours-of-service rule for truckers in a short-term funding bill was signed by President Obama shortly after the Senate cleared the bill Dec. 9 and a shutdown of the federal government was averted.

December 10, 2016

Hours-of-Service Provision Attached to Short-Term Funding Bill

A clarification to regulators about an hours-of-service rule for truck drivers has been attached to a short-term funding bill the House and Senate need to advance by Dec. 9 to keep the federal government running beyond this week.

December 7, 2016