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Maryland Bay Bridge Replacement Now Receives Official Approval

OTR Driver News Maryland Bay Bridge Replacement Receives Official Approval The Maryland Bay Bridge replacement wins federal approval, with plans for eight lanes, wider shoulders, and potential improvements for commercial...

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Truck Crash Study: FMCSA Opens New $7 Million Funding Round

FMCSA offers up to $7 million for its Truck Crash Study, supporting data collection on fatal crashes, driver working conditions, vehicles and roadway...

Truck Seat Belt Violations: NHTSA Plans New Study

A new NHTSA study examines truck seat belt safety as federal data reveals thousands of violations and serious crash risks for commercial truck...

Latest Spot Market Results Show Rates Down, Loads Up

Dry van, refrigerated and flatbed spot market rates fell in the week ending October 30, while total load activity rose 8.5% and truck...

Chain Rules Now Apply on Key Washington Truck Routes

Washington chain rules now require trucks over 10,000 pounds GVWR to carry chains on designated routes through April 1, regardless of road conditions.

New Georgia Inland Port Could Reshape Trucking Routes

The Georgia inland port could shift thousands of commercial truck trips to rail, changing freight routes and creating new regional trucking opportunities.

New Tire Safety Standards Under Review by NHTSA

NHTSA reviews Tire Safety Standards for heavy trucks, including tire testing, labeling, and load classifications, as part of a new federal initiative.

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Fuel Hauling HOS Waiver: New FMCSA Rules Through Dec. 16

FMCSA's amended Fuel Hauling HOS Waiver allows up to 16 driving hours per day for eligible fuel haulers through December 16, with strict...

Spot Market Results: Rates Barely Move in Latest Week

Spot Market rates held steady as dry van and refrigerated rates slipped, flatbed edged higher, and total load activity declined 1.2% in the...

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