Last month, the House and Senate finally agreed on a five-year, $305 billion highway bill and the President signed it in to law. The Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act brings with it a number of important provisions, including the following: Drug Testing Reform: Carriers can use a hair test in lieu of a urine…
What a Motor Carrier Needs to Do When a Crash Happens Please join TRS for a webinar on Jan 14, 2016 at 2:00 PM EST. Register now! https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7624960678092171266 Please join TRS for the monthly “Truck Stop” webinar on January 14 at 2:00 pm ET. At this time of year, with all the inclement weather and…
FINAL RULE The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has published the Final Rule in regards to Electronic Logging Devices. Some highlights: All commercial truck and bus drivers who use paper logs will have two years to purchase and utilize an electronic device. The electronic logging devices (ELD) will have specific technological specifications that manufacturers will…
Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP is hosting a special Transportation Webinar to review the FAST Act. Marc Tucker and Rob Moseley will be discussing the FAST Act, CSA, Hair Testing and crash accountability. They will also spend time discussing the Final Rule in regards to electronic logging devices. January 12, 2016 12:00 – 1:00 PM EST…
At Deeley Insurance Group – the answer is YES! Some Coverage We Can Offer: Coverage for the sleigh – on land and air – Transportation Department is working up quotes and is so impressed with his years of experience and driving record – ACCIDENT FREE! Event Policy for Christmas Eve – One big party Product…
FMCSA passed a final rule prohibiting trucking companies from coercing drivers to break the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. The rule will go in to effect on January 29, 2016. Per a synopsis on federalregister.gov the rule includes: A procedure for drivers to report coercion to FMCSA Rules for the FMCSA to follow when investigating…
It took Congress 28 years to produce a long-term transportation bill and they have named it the FAST Act – Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act. Points of interest in the ACT: Approximately $300 Billion dollars of funding over Five years Trucking Companies safety scores will remain private The driving age to drive trucks and busses…
Fredric Marcinak and Rob Moseley hosted a webinar entitled Transportation “Year In Review” The webinar highlighted technology management, URS, driver shortage, CSA, electronic logs, sleep apnea and more… Click the play button below to watch the webinar in full If you enjoyed the webinar, a future webinar on a transporation topic will be held on…
ELD's and event recorders are becoming common place in the industry with over 300,000 drivers using these devices. We encourage all our clients to look in to the benefits and possible long term cost savings of installing these devices in your trucks. Top 5 Benefits of ELD's Stores important vehicle inspection reports and data Reduced…
Please note the following summation regarding URS published by the Scopelitis law firm. The original final rule implementing URS was published in August of 2013 and gave the FMCSA 26 months to implement the new system, with an effective date of October 23, 2015. Under the new timeline, most of URS will not take effect…
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