For nearly two years, the FMCSA gathered public commentary regarding hours of service (HOS) regulations. While HOS laws protect the safety of our roadways, many drivers and carriers disagreed with several key requirements. With electronic logging in place, transportation industry…
While there's a lot of debate around reopening, and various parts of the country are handling reopening differently, one this is certain: quarantine is ending. But that doesn't mean COVID-19 is gone. We all need to do our part to…
Accounting errors can happen in any business. And while trucking companies and drivers both want to ensure accurate driver pay, in the instances where owner-operators and contracted drivers do contest invoices, the burden of proof is on the driver. Most…
Since the CDL Clearinghouse went live, the 900,000 registered users have logged over 17,000 drug and alcohol violations. In response, the FMCSA proposed a driving ban for violators. The proposed ban requires state agencies to stop issuing, renewing or upgrading…
5 Ways the Supply Chain Industry is Leading the COVID Response It's a tough time for everybody right now. Whether you're working from home or on the front lines in an essential job, the stress is high and uncertainty is…
After years of economic growth, plummeting unemployment, and a booming stock market, it's fair to say that no one expected 2020 to play out the way it has so far. Even though we know the COVID-19 pandemic is a temporary…
In response to the enduring COVID-19 pandemic, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has issued several orders to help protect affected businesses and individuals, including those who work within the supply chain. Manufacturers, distributors and producers of critical products, commercial drivers, and…
With a nationwide response to COVID-19 in full swing, trucking is in high demand. People are buying in bulk, medical supplies are running short, and more people are ordering online. In response, the FMCSA eased hours of service regulations so…
On March 13th, President Trump declared a national state of emergency in an effort to get ahead of the spread of the COVID-19 "Coronavirus." In response, the FMCSA emergency declaration eases hours of service requirements for the transportation of emergency…
In the past two months, the California Trucking Association (CTA) has spent over $1 million fighting the gig economy law, CA AB5. After the courts upheld the CTA's initial preliminary injunction request, the state of California filed an appeal. The…
