American Trucking Associations wants the Department of Transportation to scrap its proposed revisions to the hours-of-service regulations in favor of negotiating a rule with industry and other stakeholders.

The Truckload Carriers Association does not plan any more integration discussions with American Trucking Associations, according to TCA Chairman Robert Hansen.

The Professional Truck Drivers Institute is walking slowly down the road to independence.

A trucking group wants the Department of Transportation to take a second look at its estimates of the amount of lives its overhaul of hours-of-service regulations would save.

Members of the Truckload Carriers Association are urging shippers to join them in fighting proposed changes in the federal hours-of-service regulations governing truck drivers. They are also suggesting points to stress in filing comments with the Department of Transportation.

The Truckload Carriers Association does not plan any more integration discussions with American Trucking Associations, according to TCA Chairman Robert Hansen.

Less-than-truckload carriers want the Department of Transportation to take a second look at its estimates of the amount of lives its overhaul of hours-of-service regulations would save.

Members of the Truckload Carriers Association are urging shippers to join them in fighting proposed changes in the federal hours-of-service regulations governing truck drivers.

The Professional Truck Drivers Institute is walking slowly down the road to independence as a transition committee recommended the organization expand its certification program.

Efforts to create a “best practices” guide for shippers and motor carriers are stalled, according to the two groups involved in the project.