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Only 12% of Active Carriers Contain Sufficient Data for Accurate CSA Rating
Shortly after the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) put into effect changes to the CSA’s Safety Measurement System last week, the American Trucking Associations (ATA) released a white paper explaining that “the CSA system lacks sufficient data on the … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged American Trucking Association, ATA, carrier, CSA, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, FMCSA, road scholar transport, SSDQ, State Safety Data Quality, trucking company, trucking industry
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Does it Pay to Save? Cost Reduction Ranked Top Priority in Supply Chain
Last month, IDC Manufacturing Insights released the results of a study that surveyed over 300 manufacturing supply chain professionals, grouping individuals by “asset-oriented (e.g., chemicals), brand-oriented (e.g., consumer goods companies), engineering-oriented (automotive, aerospace), or technology-oriented (e.g., high tech).” 1 When … Continue reading
Loss of Business and Vicarious Liability Risk Top List of Concerns Over CSA Data
Concerns over inaccurate data in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s CSA program (which measures a carrier’s and driver’s safety performance in seven BASIC categories including unsafe driving, fatigued driving, driver fitness, controlled substances/alcohol, vehicle maintenance, cargo-related, and crash indicator) … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged carrier, CSA, DataQ, due diligence, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, FMCSA, OOIDA, Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, Road Safe America, road scholar transport, trucking company, trucking industry, vicarious liability
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15 Industry Groups File Suit Against HOS
When the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration revised the hours of service provision to include two consecutive breaks between the hours of 1 a.m. and 5.am., reducing a driver’s work week from 82 to 70 hours and becoming effective July … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged American Bakers Association, carrier, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Food Marketing Institute, Intermodal Association of North America, International Food Distributors Association, NASSTRAC, National Association of Manufacturers, National Chicken Council, National Grocers Association, National Private Truck Council, National Retail Federation, National Turkey Federation, Retail Industry Leaders Association, road scholar transport, Snack Food Association, trucking industry, trucking news, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Poultry & Egg Association
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Enforcing the Guidelines: Nearly 300 Drivers Removed in FMCSA Annual Drug and Alcohol Sweep. Are You Conducting Proper Testing?
Did you know…“Every two hours, three people are killed in alcohol-related highway crashes.”1 That’s over 13,000 fatalities annually not to mention over 4 million Americans who drive under the influence each year. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has been … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged carrier, CSA score, drug and alcohol sweep, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, FMCSA, road scholar transport, truck driver, trucking company, trucking industry
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Retiring Truckers Put Pressure on Driver Shortage, Rising Logistics Costs
After reaching a high of 1.8 million in 2008, carriers and shippers began experiencing a shortage of drivers due to the recession, in which a lot of drivers exited the business, dropping numbers as low as 1.47 million (18.4%) in … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged carrier, Commercial Vehicle Training, CSA, driver shortage, employment, FMCSA, logistics, road scholar transport, shipper, trucking company, trucking industry, US Department of Labor
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New York/Maine Propose Toll Increases within Upcoming Months
As of January 1st, we witnessed many states, among them New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, taking significant toll hikes. Now, New York and Maine are proposing similar increases which many believe will lead to congestion, job loss, and increased … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged carrier, EZPass, New York State Thruway, New York Toll Plaza, Piscataqua River, road scholar transport, toll hikes, trucking industry, trucking news
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Holiday Weekend Reminds Shippers/Carriers to Use Caution
This upcoming Memorial Day weekend serves as a reminder to members of the transportation industry/supply chain to be on alert and use extreme caution for cargo theft. According to FreightWatch International, US cargo theft increases 28 percent during the holidays, … Continue reading
Posted in Published News Articles, Trucking News
Tagged cargo theft, CargoNet, carrier, FreightWatch International, holiday, Memorial Day, road scholar transport, supply chain, transportation industry, truck driver
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