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Record-Breaking Surge in Trucker Out-of-Service Orders

According to the most recent government data, there is a significant increase expected in the issuance of orders that prohibit new carriers from operating in 2023. This increase in out-of-service (OOS) orders for new carriers has been in sync with the remarkable rise in the number of new carriers authorized to operate since 2020. The […]

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Class 8 Sales Continue to Decline: Second Consecutive Monthly Fall in September

In September, Class 8 retail sales experienced their second consecutive monthly drop compared to the same period last year, as per the report from Wards Intelligence. Last month’s sales dipped by 3.2%, with 22,231 units sold, in contrast to 22,971 units in 2022. Additionally, there was a 4.8% decrease from August, when 23,342 units were

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Former Russell’s Travel Center Transforms into TA: Offering 175 Truck Parking Spaces

TravelCenters of America (TA) has officially unveiled the transformation of the former Russell’s Travel Center in Glenrio, New Mexico. On October 11, TA proudly declared that this establishment has been reborn as a TA Travel Center, now conveniently situated at 1583 Frontage Road 4132, just off I-40, Exit 369. Amenities at the new store include:

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300K Eclipse Enthusiasts Anticipated to Create Traffic Delays on Utah’s Roadways, Warns DOT

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is cautioning motorists to make advance plans due to an expected surge of visitors coming to the state for an upcoming eclipse event over the weekend. This Saturday, on October 14th, there is a solar eclipse known as an annular eclipse, which will lead to a partial blocking of

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Brooklyn Queens Expressway: Weekend Closure Announced for This Section in NY

A significant portion of a major road in New York City is set to shut down this upcoming weekend. Specifically, a segment of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway (Interstate 278) will cease operations from 2 a.m. on Saturday, and it’s scheduled to resume normal traffic at 4 a.m. on Monday. This temporary closure is essential to

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FMCSA Unveils Stricter Regulations for Emergency Relief Truckers

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has announced a new rule that will limit the regulatory exceptions granted to truck drivers who provide immediate aid during disasters. This change, revealed on Tuesday, October 10, will narrow down the circumstances under which truckers are exempted from certain safety regulations during emergencies. This rule will take

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Kentucky’s Rural Roads: A Push to Reduce Truck Traffic

Kentucky is taking steps to discourage big commercial trucks from using its rural roads as quick routes. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and the Kentucky State Police Division of Commercial Vehicle Enforcement are advising long-distance truck drivers to stick to designated routes that can accommodate the size and weight of their vehicles. KYTC’s District 1

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Georgia Extends Diesel Tax Holiday for an Additional Month

On Friday, officials in Georgia made an announcement that they will continue to suspend fuel taxes for an extra month due to the ongoing financial hardship experienced by consumers as a result of increasing inflation. Governor Brian P. Kemp took action by signing a fresh Executive Order on October 6, extending the previous relief from

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