When grabbing the right bug-out bag matters

In which Wendy almost grabs the wrong one for the eclipse run. “When you have six different green, black and gray backpacks in the cabinet, and two of them are camera equipment, you sometimes grab the bag full of guns, instead of the Canon.”

GATS kicks off Thursday in Dallas

The Great American Trucking Show will kick off Thursday at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in downtown Dallas and will feature thousands of exhibitors, live music, show trucks, educational sessions and more.

The Race to 10 MPG

Last year, our annual special June fuel issue focused on the question of how feasible it was to hit 10 mpg in real-world operations, not a million-dollar concept SuperTruck. This summer, a couple of initiatives are putting that to the test.

Should crude oil from Alberta be refined in Alberta?

Shortly before the demise of the Alberta Conservative dynasty when they were morphed out – or is it smurfed out – of office by a then and still now palpitating NDP political offering, it was decided that Alberta oil sands

How a carrier can hold shipment for unpaid fees

Q: You’ve written before that a carrier doesn’t have a lien on a shipment for freight charges the shipper may owe the carrier on previous shipments. That is, it’s not legal for the carrier to hold off delivering the current shipment until the shipper makes good on the unpaid bills…

Sounding the alarm on ELD compliance

When it comes to a potential capacity crunch resulting from the implementation of the ELD mandate in December, shippers are certainly justified in turning a jaundiced eye. After all, there have been a number of “false alarms.” Y2K, the Safety of Life at Sea container weight mandate, and the recent…