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Monthly Archives: October 2010
45.7 Million Given For Bicycle Paths – Trucking Got 6 Million For Parking
I was going to write this article about the continued waste of money that has a flow rate out of Washington, D.C. like the dreaded “Montezuma’s revenge” that the US DOT is using to continue to buy votes for the … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged 6 million, bicycle path, bicycle paths, Bridges, deficient, Department of Transportation, Flow Rate, freight carrier, high speed rail, lack, Montezuma, parking, pedestrian paths, problem, Revenge, tractor trailer, Traffic Problems, transportation modes, transportation projects, travel issues, Trucking, U.S. Department, Washington D C, Waste, waste of money 5 Comments
NTSB: Public Forum For Safety, Mobility, and Aging Drivers November 9-10
The National Transportation Safety Board has published its agenda for the Safety, Mobility, and Aging Drivers forum, which will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 9, 2010. The two-day forum will be chaired by NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman. … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry, trucking news Tagged agenda, Aging, enfant plaza station, foia office, Mobility, national transportation safety, national transportation safety board, ntsb, ntsb chairman, occupant protection, state government agencies, transportation safety board, website Leave a comment
Truckers Question EOBR Regulation
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) filed a petition seeking review of the final rule established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) mandating electronic on-board recorders for motor carriers with chronic noncompliance with hours-of-service regulations. The Association’s core … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry, trucking news Tagged argument, Association, federal motor carrier, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, home, Independent Drivers Association, motor, motor carrier safety, motor carrier safety administration, ooida, regulatory impact analysis, status, statutory mandate Leave a comment
We The People – Want ‘Change’
Whether it is $789 billion or one trillion or three trillion – it’s a lot of money. The Zero who is trying to look like he is in charge of this country promised if the stimulus plan passed it would … Continue reading
DOT Says Proposal To Resolve Mexican Truck Issue In Works
TheTrucker.Com has learned and reported that the Department of Transportation has a proposal prepared to resolve the Mexican truck dispute, but will not discuss the plan with members of congress until after Novembers election. This is a very controversial issue … Continue reading
Voters Scared – I Wonder Why
Obama said over the weekend that Americans are so “scared” they’re not thinking straight about the upcoming elections. Things that make you go hmmm – I just wonder where in the world he would have gotten any clue that the … Continue reading
Posted in conservative trucking Tagged billions of dollars, mr president, nothing but the truth, parking, President, problem, second term, truck, trucker, Trucking, upcoming elections, whole truth 1 Comment
Stimulus Money Success or Failure
I, like you, have probably read countless different articles about how the $787 billion stimulus package was a success and then some articles showing what a big failure it actually was. So was it a huge success like the Obama … Continue reading
Posted in conservative trucking Tagged Act, computer algorithm, computer algorithms, dot workers, economic catastrophe, job, money, money success, news, package, stimulus package, tom coburn, us secretary of transportation 1 Comment
Question For People Who Complain About Trucks and Truck Drivers
It is very disheartening whenever I hear people talk badly and complain about trucks. Here is a question you need to stop and ask yourself the next time you have a complaint about truck drivers or that noisy truck. How … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Complain, Drivers, kroger store, point in time, single one, special person, steering wheel, Store, Teleportation, time, Truck Drivers, truckers, Walmart 1 Comment
FMCSA Considering Requiring Commercial Drivers To Know English
Anne S. Ferro, head of the FMCSA and the former head of the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration, was the guest speaker at Cecil College’s 10th-annual Mid-Atlantic Transportation and Logistics Institute Symposium on Friday. Michael Feehley of the Maryland Transportation Authority … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry, trucking news Tagged cdl, Civics, Commercial, commercial drivers, Drivers, Eligibility Requirements, english proficiency requirements, ferro, FMCSA, guest speaker, highway traffic, logistics institute, maryland motor vehicle, maryland motor vehicle administration, Maryland Transportation Authority, motor, motor vehicle administration, officers at risk, Requirements To Become A Us Citizen, signs and signals, traffic signs, Truck Drivers, U S History And Government, understanding 1 Comment