Trucker Sued His Former Company, Won, And Got Only $35 For His Trouble
A trucker who sued his former employer over unpaid wages won the case in court. Unfortunately for the driver, the judge awarded him a judgement of just $35.
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If You Ate At This Truck Stop, You May Be Infected With Hepatitis A
A food handler at a truck stop in Kentucky has been diagnosed with Hepatitis A. According to state health officials, the worker was ill or infectious for weeks…
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Computer Error May Soon Make Driving Illegal For 5,600+ Trucking Companies
A problem with computer updates at the California Department of Motor Vehicles has created a major backlog in permit processing. As a result, approximately 5,600 Motor Carrier Permits…
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Feds: Carrier Owner Defrauds Truckers Out Of $700k+ He Used For Country Club Dues, Vacation, And More
The owner of a trucking company is being charged with fraud and tax evasion after he allegedly used over $700,000 in employee payroll taxes to fund what prosecutors…
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Truckers Can Find Safe Parking Even After Hours Are Up Says FMCSA Official
At a Mid-America Trucking Show panel about Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs), an FMCSA representative spoke about ways of staying out of trouble while using the infamously inflexible technology.…
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HOS Reform Sent To White House For Approval
Ever since the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate went into effect, the need for serious Hours of Service (HOS) reform has been thrust into the spotlight. Last week,…
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