Federal crackdown targets CDL training fraud, expands veterans’ licensing pathways
Federal officials target noncompliant CDL training schools while expanding licensing waivers designed to help military veterans enter commercial driving careers.
FMCSA registration center assists carriers with Motus, licensing and safety questions
FMCSA reminds motor carriers to use its registration contact center for Motus support, licensing assistance, medical programs and registration questions.
FMCSA removes 3 ELDs from registered list
FMCSA removed three ELDs from the registered list. They are Keep Tracking, Rollingtrans ELD – ACCURATE ONE, and RT ELD Plus – ACCURATE PLUS.
Peter Pan Bus Lines and Trailways announce alliance
Peter Pan Bus Lines and Trailways, the largest and oldest network of independent motor coach operators in North America, have announced a new strategic partnership…
New DOT rule allows oral fluid testing for drugs
The U.S. Department of Transportation has released a final rule approving oral fluid testing for drugs effective June 1.
Guidelines set by the U.S. Department…
U.S. DOT announces $800M available for transportation technology
The U.S. Department of Transportation is accepting applications for two programs that will make $160 million available annually for the next five years for projects…
Biden’s infrastructure law increases funding for safety grants to states
With fatalities from commercial motor vehicle (CMV) crashes increasing sharply, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is awarding over $463 million in safety grants.
The…
FMCSA orders Texas fleet off the road
A Texas trucking company has been ordered off the road after changing its name to avoid a previous out-of-service order.
JPL Logistics was issued an…
Why can’t you open the windows on a motorcoach?
Before I started driving motorcoaches, I spent a lot of time looking out the windows of buses during my elementary through high school days.
I…
Study suggests FMCSA is underreporting driver drug use
New research finds that truck drivers abuse cocaine more than marijuana, contrary to driver drug-use reports by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).
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