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The CSA (Crappy Sucky Administration)
As if the title didn’t tell you all you needed to know, I’m not a big fan of the new CSA rules that the trucking industry is dealing with. In fact, I’d rather jump in the cage with one of … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged Big Hug, Bomb, change of pace, control, CSA, dac report, Herpes, limit, mph, Nutshell, Parking Tickets, preventable accidents, Rest Of My Life, safety analysis, speed, speeding tickets, Switches, Terrorist Group, Torture, truck, trucking industry, unsafe drivers, Vest, what this means, wuss 2 Comments
Truckers: Be heard on the proposed HOS changes
I’m known as the king of a few things. The Evil Overlord calls me the King of Cheese. I’m guessing it’s because of my love of Sharp Cheddar. Yea. That’s gotta be it. I’m also the King of Justification. With enough … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged accidents, amp, Brilliance, character limit, Cheese, evil overlord, good reason, hard style, hour, Hours-of-Service, Justification, king of procrastination, limit, percentages, reason, service, service changes, sorry butt, stupid decisions, Tendency, Today, truckers, trucks, Twitter, yea 6 Comments
Hours of Service Under Attack – Again
Even though trucking is the safest it has ever been as far as accidents go. Advocates for safer highways are still attacking the hours-of-service in which limits the hours per day a truck driver can work/drive – but that is … Continue reading
Posted in trucking news Tagged Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, advocates for highway safety, change, highway, highway safety advocates, Hours-of-Service, limit, performance errors, public citizen, safety coalition, truck, truck safety, work 6 Comments
Hauling More Weight Safer More Fuel Efficient – Says Who
How is allowing an 80,000 pound vehicle to haul 97,000 pounds “suppose” to be safer, let alone “more fuel efficient?” Well, believe it or not there is a bill right now being pushed upon congress to allow states to increase … Continue reading
It’s finally over Virginia lifts two hour parking limit for Truck Drivers
I want to start out, by giving some credit where it is actually due. When this news actually broke, some news Websites mistakenly gave all the credit for this to an organization who may have had something to do with … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged carpenter, Desiree, donna smith, friday night, internet radio programs, JB, law, limit, news, news websites, ooida, parking, postings, Radio Program, schaffner, silversurfer, smart union, talk radio show, tractor trailer, Truck Drivers, trucker, Twitter, Two Guys, Two Men, work Leave a comment
Truck drivers can go 65 mph on Ohio interstates starting Wednesday
But not in Cuyahoga County Truck drivers eagerly awaiting Wednesday’s increase in the interstate speed limit from 55 mph to 65 will have to put the brakes on their enthusiasm. Because that’s what they will be doing when they enter … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged California, Cleveland, cuyahoga county, Davis, Gov. Ted Strickland, Illinois, increase, Larry Davis, law, limit, mph, Ohio, ohio trucking association, open stretches, Oregon, Patton, Scott Varner, Sen. Tom Patton, Senate Transportation Committee, speed, ted strickland Leave a comment
Trucking groups back higher weight
More than 100 associations and companies — including Kraft Foods, MillerCoors and International Paper — today, June 8, officially launched the Coalition for Transportation Productivity (www.transportationproductivity.org), urging Congress to responsibly raise the federal vehicle weight limit on U.S. interstates. CTP … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged America, Coalition for Transportation Productivity, Congress, CTP Co-Chair John Runyan, H.R, Independent Drivers Association, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, james mcgovern, John Runyan, June, limit, Mass., N.J., NHS, Productivity, Rep. James McGovern, Sen. Frank Lautenberg, Teamsters, tractor trailer trucks, Transportation, transportation productivity, U.S., United States, United States Congress, weight Leave a comment
Ohio Senate approves speed-limit increase for truckers on interstates
The Senate accelerated a push for a uniform speed limit in Ohio by approving an increase in the speed limit for truckers on Ohio’s interstates from 55 to 65 miles an hour. The speed increase is part of the state … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Driver Industry Tagged budget, increase, limit, Ohio, Ohio's interstates from 55 to 65 miles an hour, Senate, Senate approved Wednesday by a 22-9 margin, senate conference committee, senate republicans, speed, surprise move, surprise move by Senate Republicans, transportation budget, uniform speed, uniform speed limit in Ohio Leave a comment