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FHWA Seeking Comment on Truck Size and Weight Study

The Federal Highway Administration is seeking comments through Oct. 13 on its June technical report on the agency’s congressionally mandated Comprehensive Truck Size and Weight Limits Study.

September 10, 2015

ATA’s Chris Spear to Join Hyundai

Chris Spear, senior vice president at American Trucking Associations, will leave the federation in October for a position at the Hyundai Motor Co., ATA announced Sept. 10.

September 10, 2015

T&I Chairman Bill Shuster: Short-Term Extension Likely

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) was quoted in a Washington, D.C., news publication as saying the chamber likely will move ahead with a short-term highway funding extension this fall.

September 10, 2015

Rep. Reid Ribble's Legislation Would Allow Heavier Commercial Trucks to Hit the Road

State officials would be authorized to allow heavier commercial trucks on their roadways under legislation Rep. Reid Ribble (R-Wis.) introduced Sept. 10.

September 10, 2015

Secretary Foxx: Congress ‘Can Achieve a Bipartisan Bill’ (with video)

WASHINGTON — With about a week to go before a House transportation panel takes up a multiyear highway bill, the country’s top transportation officer said the timing is right for both chambers of Congress to finally approve such legislation.

September 9, 2015

Driver Health Is Focus of Upcoming FMCSA Meeting

A pair of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration advisory committees will meet later this month to discuss setting up a new agency “driver wellness initiative.â€

September 8, 2015

White House to Appoint Former NY Transportation Chief to Infrastructure Advisory Council

Former New York state Department of Transportation Commissioner Joan McDonald will be appointed to a post on the National Infrastructure Advisory Council, the White House announced in late August.

September 8, 2015

Judge Rejects Most Claims in Ohio Turnpike Lawsuit

A federal judge in Ohio has dismissed all but one of seven claims asserted in a legal challenge against a plan by the Ohio Turnpike to use $930 million in toll revenue to pay for nonturnpike highway and construction projects.

September 7, 2015

Drivers, Fleets Embroiled In Lawsuits Over Wages

Six truckload carriers are alleged in separate lawsuits, brought by the same law firm, to have underpaid drivers. A settlement appears near in two cases, another may be shifted to an appeals court and the remaining three continue to work their way through district courts, according to documents.

September 7, 2015

DOTs Urge Trucking to Plan for Pope’s Visit; Northeast Freight Corridor Heavily Affected

Trucking and transportation officials have a message for fleets and drivers who are thinking about traveling through Delaware, Pennsylvania or New Jersey on the weekend of Sept. 25: Don’t do it, if you can avoid it.

September 7, 2015