Celadon Faces Class Action Suit Over Driver Pay
Mega-carrier Celadon Group is under fire from a class action lawsuit filed by three of its former employees who are alleging that the carrier unlawfully withheld money from…
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Is The “Arbitrary And Capricious” ELD Requirement Unconstitutional? Yes, Says OOIDA.
As promised, the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has filed a motion to block Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) from being required in commercial motor vehicles. In their motion, they…
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20,000 Recalled Volvo Trucks To Be Placed Immediately Out Of Service
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is following up a recall that was issued on some 20,000 Volvo trucks with a declaration that immediately put the affected trucks…
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Sleep Apnea Increases Crash Risk 5x When Untreated Says Study
A new study conducted by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute found that truck drivers with untreated obstructive sleep apnea were five times more likely to be involved in…
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Mexico’s Truck Inspection Standards Equal To U.S. Says FMCSA
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will now consider commercial motor vehicle inspections performed in Mexico to be on par with inspections performed in the United States.
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Carrier Goes Bankrupt Over Misclassification Rulings
One of the largest port trucking companies in Southern California has filed for bankruptcy after losing several lawsuits to its employees.
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