The Reason Foundation has released its Annual Highway Report. This report ranks the performance of state highway systems based on 11 categories. Check out how the states you conduct business in are compared across the board! https://reason.org/app/uploads/2018/01/23rd_annual_highway_report.pdf
No matter the size of the company, the federal government places the same regulations on all trucking companies. The House Committee on Small Business held a meeting to examine how these regulations affect small trucking companies, as well as looking into ways to help ease the burdens. Check out the Delaware Motor Transport Association’s article…
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued a final rule that adds the opioids hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone and oxycodone to its drug testing panel. The main reasons for the additions are to bring the DOT’s regulations in line with guidelines from the Department of Health and Human Services, and to respond to rising levels of…
January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Share the warning signs to help identify and stop human trafficking! For more info, check out the Truckers Against Trafficking website.
The FMCSA published this chart and an accompanying “frequently asked questions” reference to facilitate compliance with the ELD final rule. The document also provides information regarding a 90-day temporary waiver from the ELD requirement for transporters of agricultural commodities, formal guidance specifically pertaining to the existing Hours-of-Service exemption for the agricultural industry, and guidance on…
With the first snowfall of the season already behind us, it's important to remember these tips for driving safely in the winter: Always have extra pairs of warm clothes in case of an emergency Leave a flashlight, a bag of sand or salt, extra windshield washer fluid, a windshield scraper and jumper cables in your…
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the Department of Transportation require people with a commercial driver's license to adhere to alcohol and drug testing rules. To find out if you are required to take the DOT Supervisor Training, follow this Training Guide from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
The Delaware Motor Transport Association and the Maryland Motor Truck Association released their schedule of events for 2018. See below for highlighted events and visit the DMTA website and the MMTA website for more details! DMTA Events February 15 – Dinner Meeting March 15 – Dinner Meeting April 19 – Dinner Meeting May 19 –…
A significant number of vehicle crashes involve changing of lanes. These simple tips and reminders will help to prevent lane change crashes. Recognize the Hazards Frequent lane changes Speeding Tailgating/Following too closely Distractions Windows and Mirrors not clean or free of obstructions Poor visibility Lack of fender mounted mirrors Traffic congestion Mirrors out of adjustment…
Courtesy of Great West Casualty Company, our Transportation Department would like to share the Truck Driver's 10 Commandments of the Road: Conduct a thorough pre-trip inspection of brakes, lights, tires, and other equipment before, and again periodically during, the trip. Park all personal problems at the curb when starting to drive. Observe all state laws,…
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