Allegations of data suppression by committee members tasked with advising the federal government on truck crashes have gone unacknowledged by U.S. Department of Transportation officials.
Federal regulators will attempt once again to try to figure out the safety and cost effects of delaying truck drivers at shippers and receivers.
DOT’s inspector general recommends FMCSA take steps to clamp down on foreign carrier safety compliance.
An Inspector General audit has found that data, including fleet records, within FMCSA may not be safe from hackers.
FMCSA is asking the medical industry to help ensure the agency has a proper handle on truck driver qualification.
An investigation of the former DOT secretary highlights the need to restore trust in the federal infrastructure grant process.
An announcement on CSA safety scoring is “in the near future,” Deck confirmed.
$3.8 billion in U.S. trucking revenue at stake in U.S.-Mexico cross-border freight.
Watchdog report lists “priority issues” requiring agency attention.
Prioritizing high-risk motor carriers for interventions an added challenge.
Review prompted by lax processing of driver convictions.
Risks related to CSA program outlined in DOT oversight report.
FMCSA wants to fill “critical data gap” on loading dock wait times
Highway expansion projects that receive private and public funds could be exposed to added risk.
