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Calderon Hopeful for Settlement of U.S.-Mexico Border Dispute

Mexico’s president, Felipe Calderon, said last week that the United States and his nation would solve the countries’ ongoing trade dispute caused by the closure of the southern border to longhaul truck traffic.

May 24, 2010

U.S. to Set Truck Fuel Goals

The Obama administration was set last week to outline a path to national fuel-economy standards for large trucks, bringing industry and government officials to the White House to announce a plan that could aim at driving habits as well as equipment changes to reduce fuel use.

May 24, 2010

ATRI Releases HOS Safety Analysis

The American Transportation Research Institute released an analysis that found that the majority of commercial vehicle crashes occur during the first eight hours of driving.

May 20, 2010

E&MU: CARB Issues Fines for Reefer Violations

Agents of the California Air Resources Board have fanned out to ticket truck operators who fail to comply with the state’s complicated schedule for reducing emissions from the small diesel engines that power transport refrigeration.

May 17, 2010

DOT Agency to Issue Sleep Apnea Rules for Examiners This Year, Official Says

LINTHICUM, Md. — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration expects to issue new rules for medical examiners to address sleep apnea and other health conditions later this year, agency officials said.

May 17, 2010

LaHood Says New Border Plan is ‘Very Close’ to Completion

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood told a Senate subcommittee the Obama administration soon will unveil its plan to relaunch a cross-border trucking program along the U.S.-Mexico border.

May 17, 2010

Opinion: Calls to Restore Regulation Misguided

There have been calls for re-regulating transportation by testing applicants for Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration operating authorities and broker licenses.

May 12, 2010

S.C. Trucking Assn. May Withdraw Support on Tort Reform

The South Carolina Trucking Association said it will withdraw support of a tort reform measure it championed if lawmakers do not kill amendments that the association said have weakened the bill.

May 11, 2010

More States Ban Texting While Driving

Vermont is poised to become the 26th state to ban texting while driving, following closely behind Wisconsin and Michigan.

May 11, 2010

Former DOT Chief Skinner Defends LaHood

CHICAGO — Former Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner defended current Secretary Ray LaHood, telling tank truck executives here that recent pushes to promote rail and other modes of transportation at the expense of trucking were likely foisted upon him by the White House.

May 11, 2010