Drivers Remain Productive During the Week, Enjoy More Home Time on Weekends The Company Dallas-based auto hauler Moore Transport operates a 165-truck fleet from several terminals along the Eastern Seaboard, in Chicagoland and Texas. Gary Moore started Moore Transport in 2005 to support the three automobile dealerships he owned and operated in the Dallas area. […]
Import Export North America 2016 is a one-day conference organized by Finished Vehicle Logistics. Taking place in Baltimore, Maryland on 10th August, it will include presentations by a wide range of automotive supply chain professionals addressing the core theme: Cut your dwell – with better port choice, load building and technology. The event will be […]
Trucker Path announces its trip-planning app for drivers, Trucker Path Pro, has been updated with an additional 1,000 locations to expand what it says is already the largest source of parking data in the trucking industry.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration filed Wednesday, June 15, its official response to the legal challenge brought against its 2015-issued electronic logging device mandate, defending the rule against
Six C.R. England military veteran truck drivers have been named the newest members of the company’s Honored Veterans Fleet.
SmartDrive Systems announced thatKnight Transportation, one of North America’s largest truckload transportation companies, is deploying SmartDrive’s video-based safety program across its fleet.
The Department of Labor has ordered a Cherry Hill, N.J.-based trucking company to pay one of its former drivers $276,000 in back wages and damages after the carrier fired the truck operator for refusing to deliver a load due to concerns of violating hours of service regulations, according to the DOL’s Occupational Health and Safety […]
When the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration launched its Compliance Safety Accountability program in December 2010, it was the dawn of a new era for fleet maintenance managers.
New analysis published recently indicates that the agency’s January-published proposal to revamp the way it determines carriers’ fitness to operate could be plagued by the same “crash flaw†issue that’s plaguedÂ
