Truckers get license for compliance with FCC radio rules
After years of unlicensed use on seldom-used radio bands, the Alaska Trucking Association has received a license from the Federal Communications Commission to bring it into compliance with new regulations.
Truck drivers pressuring city to change snow-haul bidding process
Instead of the current, single list of about 350 truck drivers registered to remove plowed snow, the city proposes creating a priority list of contractors who offer a cheaper rate based on offers made during an upcoming bid process.
Demand for new truck drivers hits high gear
Instructor Antoine Seegars, right, helps Ray McClendon at Con-Way, which offers free training for drivers.
Truck driver comes to the rescue following I-40 crash
One lane remains closed on Interstate 40, after a fiery crash involving seven vehicles including two tractor trailers.
Aluminum fifth wheel now available from all Class 8 OEMs
MUSKEGON, Mich. — SAF-Holland has announced its FWAL aluminum fifth wheel is now available for factory installation with all Class 8 OEMs.
Lindsay Lawler represents TCA’s Highway Angel Program on 26-Stop Tour
The Truckload Carriers Association announced that country recording artist Lindsay Lawler, the spokesperson for TCA’s Highway Angel program, is about to begin a concert tour of 26 truck stops across southeast and Midwest America.
Fleet Brake names Veyance Technologies Manufacturer of the Year
CALGARY, Alta. — Veyance Technologies has been named the winner of Fleet Brake’s Manufacturer of the Year.
Trailer Wizards appoints Atlantic Region sales and admin rep
MONCTON, N.B. — Trailer Wizards has hired Nancy Callendar as sales and customer support person for its Atlantic Region.
Parkers Lake trucker shot in road rage altercation on KY 914 Bypass
A McCreary County man remains in critical condition after being shot as a result of an apparent road rage incident at a busy local intersection, according to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department.
Message to 5.7 Million Truck Drivers ‘No Drivers Needed’ Your Job is…
Ubiquitous, autonomous trucks are “close to inevitable,” says Ted Scott, director of engineering and safety policy for the American Trucking Associations.