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TCA establishing new Open Deck Division
The carriers participating in this division will operate many types of equipment in addition to flatbeds, TCA said.
Arizona transportation agency lays off 115
The Arizona Department of Transportation layoffs being made this week and by year’s end are among cost-cutting moves to respond to a funding reduced by declining fuel tax collections and budget-balancing transfers.
Oregon weighing trucks on I-5
Through Friday, Nov. 20, the Oregon Department of Transportation Motor Carrier division is weighing trucks continuously on Interstate 5.
Democrats promise jobs bill; road spending on the list
Job-creating ideas include additional help for small business, more road and bridge spending, and extending business tax breaks slated to expire at the end of the year.
Oregon DOT mounts intensive I-5 corridor inspection
Weigh stations along I-5 are open continuously for 72 hours starting today (Nov. 18) for roadside inspections.
Senators seek 6-month roads extension
Key Senate committee leaders Tuesday, Nov. 17, urged the full Senate to consider a six-month extension of the federal highway program that would provide funding until June 2010.
Fatal ammonia release at CF terminal kills driver
Brian Spencer, general manager of distribution facilities for CF Industries, said the injured worker was taken to an area hospital with "undetermined injuries."
Florida turnpike officials want thoughts on toll rates
The new toll charges will set cash rates 25 cents higher than SunPass at all turnpike toll plazas statewide.
Trucking index improves in October
The FTR Trucking Conditions Index (TCI) for October increased for the third consecutive month to minus 16.4, the highest reading since November 2008.
Feds overturn Boston hazmat ban
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has ruled federal law preempts Boston’s de facto ban on hazmat hauling through the city.
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Since October of 2002, the trucking industry has been forced to contend with several equipment changes brought on by government policy. While we all agree that cleaner air is important, I have long felt the pace of the deadlines was too much for the truck makers and their customers to absorb...
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