Daily Infographic: DOT details efforts to secure refunds for Americans for flights canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
In 2020, DOT received a total of 102,561 consumer complaints
In 2020, DOT received a total of 102,561 consumer complaints
Idelic and Samsara have forged a partnership where Samsara ELD and camera data will be integrated into Idelic’s driver management platform. Plus, GE cutting 25% of aviation workforce, Amazon exec quits over employee firing, and road funding takes a hit.
GAO also recommends more research that could lead to side guard requirements.
ARTBA estimates cost to repair or replace 235,000 bridges across the country at $171 billion.
Trump’s budget bodes well for certain freight grants but Democrats take issue with reliance on the private sector.
If confirmed, the new DOJ deputy could bring with him from DOT potential deregulatory influence.
DOT chief Elaine Chao today called on manufacturers and Silicon Valley to help instill public confidence in the safety of autonomous vehicle technology.
The Washington state port is retooling to handle bigger ships and heavier cargo. The transformation includes a large-scale mixed-use development featuring housing, hotels and office space.
Record $1.5 billion in U.S. DOT grants “rebalance” investments into rural areas.
Autonomous vehicles policy should go beyond the highways and roads, the rail trade group argues.
Sponsored by Reliance Partners…The DOT’s pilot program to study the feasibility of 18-21-year-old drivers will have an insurance impact, but what exactly do insurance providers think of the proposal?
Sponsored by Reliance Partners…On the heels of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s announcement regarding the Solving for Safety Visualization Challenge, FreightWaves spoke with Reliance Partners’ John Seidl to learn more about risk management in the industry.
The ATA recognizes that “technology is cool,” but also that it had better play its own vital role in adopting and adapting plans in a realistic manner.
In spite of a sea change in technology, the US DOT report released Jan. 31st, says the costs of rigorous data collection and analysis would likely outweigh the benefit. Instead, they provide a lot of data from 2013-2014.