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Trucking Industry Worried After EPA Issues Final Rule On NOx Emissions

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a final rule on heavy-duty truck tailpipe emissions, but engine manufacturers and trucking organizations have said that compliance will be difficult. The EPA had earlier proposed two options to reduce nitrous oxide (NOx) emissions, either a two-step process with stricter standards in 2027 and 2031 or a one-step […]

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Becoming An Owner Operator – It’s Getting Harder, But Still Possible – How to:

Emissions and newer truck problems have almost pushed out true owner operators out of the industry. Just a little bit over 5 years ago you were able to apply for a loan and buy a used truck for $60k with half a million miles and run it almost issue free for another 300k miles. Of

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Fascinating Facts About American Truck Driving !

American truck driving is an essential and vital part of the country’s transportation network, with truck drivers covering more than 400 billion miles every year. These hardworking individuals are responsible for transporting a wide variety of goods all across the country, from food and clothing to electronics and machinery. But in addition to the serious

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Nearly 80,000 Active Trucks Could Be Barred From Operating In California at Year-End

Beginning Jan. 1, 2023, if you’re one of an estimated 76,000 owners who lives or operates in California with a pre-2010 emissions-spec engine, your ability to operate in the state will be in jeopardy. Nearly 10 years ago, the California Air Resources Board’s Truck and Bus Regulation banned the use of all trucks powered by 2006

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New Per-Mile & Weight-Based CMV Highway Fee To Go Into Effect In Connecticut In January 2023

Truckers who use roadways in Connecticut should be aware of a new highway usage fee going into effect early next year. Starting on January 1, 2023, a “Highway Use Fee” will be “imposed on certain carriers for the privilege of operating, or causing to be operated, certain heavy, multi-unit motor vehicles on any highway (i.e.,

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