CARB holds ‘one stop’ truck regulation meetings for truckers

The California Air Resources Board is working with local air quality districts to host “one stop” events to help explain truck regulations already being enforced in the Golden State. The events include regulation updates, financial information, and…

Arizona, Idaho, Virginia tackle ‘move over’ rule

A practice that has been followed by professional drivers for decades continues to draw discussion at statehouses around the nation. State lawmakers from Arizona to Virginia are reviewing rules that require travelers to make way for vehicles, typically…

Calling all creative kids for seat belt poster contest

The Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Belt Partnership has announced this year’s art contest for the campaign known as “Be Ready. Be Buckled.” This year’s theme is “Safety Belts Save Lives!” Deadline for entries is Feb. 14, 2011.

From the LL blog: Tethered to dialysis no more

In the March issue of Land Line, you’ll find the 20th and final installment of a debt elimination series written for truckers by financial advisor Steve Freidell. Readers did not know this, but as he wrote all those columns, he was on dialysis and on…

Employment: Truckers Out in the Cold?

The BLS reported unemployment fell 0.4 percentage points to 9 percent in January, but non-farm payroll employment “changed little” — only increasing by 36,000 jobs.

Orlando leaders talk with Southwest

Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 7:00am EST – Last Modified: Thursday, February 10, 2011, 7:01am EST Orlando City and county leaders will meet with executives from Southwest Airlines to discuss its takeover of AirTran Airways , reports the Orlando Se…

New Program Aims to Jump-Start Truckstop Electrification

By Deborah Lockridge, Editor in Chief A truckstop electrification project is using a combination of federal grants and private funding to build truck electrification hookups at 50 locations on five major Interstate corridors, and will offer incentives …