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Table of Contents Imagine your logistics startup not just surviving but thriving, distinctly recognized by small and medium enterprise (SME) owners in the competitive logistics landscape. The key to standing out amidst the competition and
This Week’s Top News FMCSA revoked 5 ELDs, Warning Flag exemption renewed for 6 months, $4 million cargo heist in LA, and more…Trucking news for the last week of February 2024. 5 Electronic Logging Devices
As if trucking life isn’t difficult on its own, for some reason bad weather and paperwork exist… Why? Apparently, it has something to do with environmental conditions and bureaucracy… If these 2 words have you
FMCSA Revoked Five Devices from the List of Registered ELDs The U.S. Department of Transportation’s FMCSA announced today the removal of five Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) from its registered list. List of 5 revoked ELDs:CI
Table of Contents As week 5 of 2024 comes to an end we are looking at yet another market decline with rising costs and fewer miles. On a positive note, ATA is accepting new applicants
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has postponed the rulemaking on truck speed limiters to May 2024. This delay marks another shift in the timeline for the proposed regulation, which initially aimed for a
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The trucking industry in the USA began in the early 20th century with the advent of motorized vehicles. Over the years, it has grown to become a vital component of the American economy, contributing over $700 billion in annual revenue and employing millions of people in various capacities. Today, trucks are responsible for moving approximately 70% of all domestic freight, highlighting the industry’s significance in maintaining the flow of goods and services across the country.
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