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Diversity Suppliers and Women In Trucking by Ellen Voie
About a year ago, we received a phone call from a construction company at the Women In Trucking headquarters. The (male) caller asked if we had any trucks available. I explained that we were a nonprofit association with no assets … Continue reading
Posted in Women in trucking Tagged application, Association, Business, Corporate Members, Disadvantaged Businesses, diversity efforts, diversity goals, diversity requirements, dump, dump trucks, Female Member, Husband Wife, logistics companies, male caller, Minority Owned Businesses, Nonprofit Association, pepsi co, Retail Customers, shippers, Supplier Diversity, trucking association, wife teams, Women, women business enterprises, Women Owned Businesses 1 Comment
MCSAC First Order of Business – Distracted Driving
Who would have thought? Distracted Driving is a problem – but evidently not for truck drivers – according to all the accident statistics. But Ray LaHood is “obsessed” with distracted driving and since he oversees what FMCSA and MCSAC does, … Continue reading
Posted in trucking news Tagged accident, accident statistics, Business, carrier safety programs, carrier safety regulations, cmv drivers, commercial drivers, Direct Hit, Driving, federal motor carrier, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, FMCSA, motor carrier safety, motor carrier safety administration, Obama, order of business, Ray LaHood, safety, safety advisory committee, target, transportation institute, truck, Truck Drivers, trucking fleets, Waste Money Leave a comment
Why Places Post ‘No Truck Parking’ signs
I have seen this posted so many times, I figure it’s about time to answer it properly. I have seen a few try to answer it, but they are all wrong. The signs are not put there to be “mean” … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Business, business place, drive axle, entrance ramps, exact spot, gear, landing, parking, rest area, ruts, trailer, truck, truck weights Leave a comment
IdleAire is it being reborn
IdleAire closed for business January 29, 2010, but seems it may be being reborn. An announcement on the website says that thanks to valued customers, fleets and professional drivers a new group is working to restart the service. © 2010, … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged 50 million, Business, Diesel, diesel fuel, fleets, IdleAire, news, professional drivers, truck cabs, website Leave a comment
Oprah Winfrey’s Show on Distracted Driving
Millions of people are distracted while driving every day, all over the world. Not necessarily by “texting and driving” alone, but there are lots of “distractions” while driving. Cell phones have become a major tool in the trucking industry and … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged advocacy group, ban, Business, cell, cell phone while driving, Distracted, Driving, founding board member, Jennifer Smith, Oprah, Oprah Winfrey, President Obama, Ray LaHood, trucking industry, U.S. 1 Comment
Truck Drivers Are Doing Well During Tough Economy
While many industries are failing there is one career that’s rolling through these tough economic times. Business reports say truck driving is one of the most promising blue collar career choices. And Fredrick Quimbley knows first hand what it’s like … Continue reading
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