The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration recently delayed the compliance dates for part of its medical examiner’s certification integration rule until June 22, 2021. The rule will allow for the electronic transfer of medical examiners’ certificates between the FMCSA, state licensing agencies and the commercial driver’s license information system in an effort to streamline the driver…
Cargo theft affects businesses across the globe and is recently becoming more of a major threat. Beyond the direct cost of the stolen goods, missing cargo can have far-reaching supply chain implications. Criminals are out to make a fast buck, so any products could be targeted. According to Freight Watch International, in the United States,…
When an emergency situation occurs, states have the ability to rescind FMCSA Safety Regulations in areas directly affected. This flexibility can be extremely helpful for transporting supplies to those in need by allowing motor carriers to travel into the state without paying the Temporary Operating Authority Registration fee. Tropical storm Alberto in the southeast, was…
Self-driving trucks can offer a number of benefits to motor carriers, such as increasing capacity, improving safety and attracting younger drivers. But, even as companies like Ford, Tesla, Google and Uber continue to advance autonomous technology, these vehicles will have to overcome a number of roadblocks before they’re ready for widespread use: Public perception—Advanced sensors…
Pattern driving can bring good and bad habits to the forefront. Did you know that drivers who have repetitive routes can naturally gain a comfort level behind the wheel that causes them to let their guard down? This loss of focus can cause operators to be unaware of the hazards that can lead to crashes.…
Delaware’s SuperTech/Trailer Tech Competition & Truck Driving Championships will be held THIS SATURDAY, May 19th at the Delaware State Fairgrounds in Harrington, DE. Opening ceremonies begin at 9:00am and the event consists of 9 classes of competitions! Check out the DMTA website for more information!
Commercial fleets need to maintain a workforce of loyal, qualified drivers in order to succeed. But recently, increased demand for freight volume has highlighted an ongoing driver shortage that’s left many motor carriers operating under capacity. In order to ensure that your business is attracting and retaining talented drivers, you need to evaluate how the…
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) annual International Roadcheck will run June 5-7, 2018. During the International Roadcheck, inspectors will conduct the North American Standard Level I Inspection, a 37-step procedure that includes an examination of both driver operating requirements and vehicle mechanical fitness. This year’s blitz will place a special emphasis on hours-of-service compliance.…
With April being “Distracted Driving Awareness Month,” it is the perfect time to remind your employees of the rules for CMV Drivers regarding Hand-Held Mobile Devices! The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) provides the “No Call, No Text, No Ticket” rules, how drivers can use a mobile phone while still obeying the rules, and…
The FMCSA has numerous forms for truckers to operate their business. Check out this Guide to Using FMCSA Forms to gain knowledge about each form and when they should be used! If you have specific questions, contact our office today at 410-213-5600!
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