Former FMCSA administrator predicts rulemaking slowdown
INDIANAPOLIS — The departure of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrator Anne Ferro will slow down the pace of new regulations coming out of the agency,…
INDIANAPOLIS — The departure of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administrator Anne Ferro will slow down the pace of new regulations coming out of the agency,…
LOS ANGELES What may be a record number of education sessions will be conducted during UMA Motorcoach Expo 2014 at Travel Exchange here in…
WASHINGTON — The House and Senate appropriations committees marked up their respective fiscal 2014 U.S. Department of Transportation appropriations measures late last month, with both…
WASHINGTON – New hours-of-service rules went into effect for truckers early this month as last-ditch efforts to delay the changes came up empty.
Trucking…
ORLANDO, Fla. Motorcoach company owners and managers who dont keep close tabs on the information about their companies that appears in the U.S. Department…
WASHINGTON — The new federal highway and public transportation bill signed into law by President Obama in July directs the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration…
WASHINGTON — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration plans to re-examine the costs versus benefits of mandatory electronic onboard recorders. The agencys efforts to mandate…
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Despite the boom in new safety technologies, including stability control systems, driver monitoring cameras and electronic logging devices, theres still no…
CHICAGO The rule the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration adopted last year requiring motor carriers with significant hours-of-service violations to install electronic onboard recorders…
GREENBELT, Md. Buses and motorcoaches, which were specifically targeted for increased scrutiny during this years Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Roadcheck, posted their lowest out-of-service…