ATA supports driver TWIC card
A consolidated Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) program that requires one background check and one credential for truck drivers would advance port security and benefit commerce... DistTech wins Ohio safety award
Distribution Technologies Inc. (DistTech) has been honored by the Ohio Trucking Association (OTA) for outstanding achievement in highway safety. ... NAFTA surface trade rises
Trade using surface transportation between the United States and its North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) partners was 12.6 percent higher in July 2006 than in July 2005, totaling $55.9 billion... Flying J, Shell Canada to combine transport business
Flying J Inc and Shell Canada Products, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, are combining their road transport businesses in Canada... MDU Resources acquires Kent's Oil
MDU Resources Group Inc, Bismarck ND, has acquired Kent's Oil Service... Tank truck carriers win Dupont award
Four tank truck carriers have received the Dupont 2006 Outstanding Service Award for superior performance in the transport of Dupont products to Dupont customers... National Academies to begin hazmat study to advance knowledge and practice
A study for ways to advance current knowledge and practice of hazardous materials will soon be underway by the National Academies, according to information from the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration ... On-road diesel price continue plunge
The average price of diesel across the nation continued its free fall last week, leveling off at $2.595, down almost 12 cents per gallon from the week before, according to information from the Department of Energy.... QualaWash customers win drawings
Four driver customers of QualaWash, Tampa FL, have won drawings sponsored by the tank cleaning company during Driver Appreciation Week in August.... Phosphorous facility agrees to EPA fine
The owners of the FMC Idaho LLC elemental phosphorous facility, located just west of Pocatello ID have agreed to pay an $85,000 penalty to settle federal Clean Air Act violations with the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), according to information from the agency September 7. ... Oil delivery company agrees to pay $35,000 fine
To settle claims that it had failed to guard against oil spills at its North Bath ME facility, an oil delivery company agreed to pay $35,000 to the federal government, according to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) information released September 6.... Connecticut oil company faces EPA fines
Pennywise Oil Company Inc, a Connecticut oil storage and delivery company, faces fines of up to $157,500 for allegedly failing to plan for and guard against oil spills at its facilities in Essex and Westbrook CT, according to information from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) September 6.... PHMSA proposes E-85 placarding
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) is proposing amendments to hazmat regulations to address proper shipping name and United Nation identification number for fuel mixtures composed of ethanol and gasoline, according to information published in the Federal Register. ... FMCSA wants comments on truck turbochargers
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is seeking comments by October 25 on a noise emission standard that addresses truck turbochargers.... New Jersey gets grant to reduce truck idling
New Jersey has been awarded a $2.1 million dollar federal grant to encourage truckers to reduce pollution, according to information from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).... Pennsylvania TRANSCAER wins award
The National TRANSCAER (Transportation Community Awareness and Emergency Response) Task Group has presented the 2005 TRANSCAER Regional Achievement Award to Pennsylvania TRANSCAER (PATC) for its achievements and commitment to the principles of TRANSCAER. ... Issue arises about E-85 placarding
An issue has arisen with some fire and safety officials about placarding E-85 (85% ethanol mixed with 15% gasoline), and how to battle a fire should an incident occur with the product, according to the Petroleum Marketers Association of America (PMAA).... PHMSA calls for comments on hazmat security plans
Tank Truck carriers and others involved in the shipment of hazardous materials will have an opportunity November 30 to comment on just what materials fall under the national transportation security plan being developed by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), according to information published in the Federal Register September 21.... Hendrickson launches parts division
Hendrickson, Itasca IL, has announced the launch of Hendrickson Parts North America, a stand-alone division for the commercial vehicle parts aftermarket.... DOT form strategic plan for 2006-2011
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has released its strategic plan for 2006-2011 that includes goals for improving security, preparedness, and response for the transportation sector, according to DOT information.... Schneider National, others petition for speed governors
Schneider National Inc, Green Bay WI, and Road Safe America have petitioned the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)to require electronic speed governors be set at not more than 68 mph.... Administration wants renewable fuel program
The Bush administration is proposing that 3.71 percent of all the gasoline sold or dispensed to US motorists in 2007 be renewable fuel, according to information from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ... Diesel price continues downward
The average price of diesel across the nation fell again last week by more than 14 cents per gallon from the week before, settling at $2.713. ... Dana Corp sells trailer axle business to Hendrickson
Dana Corp announced that it and two affiliates have entered into asset purchase agreements with Hendrickson USA LLC, a subsidiary of The Boler Company, and its affiliates for the sale of Dana's trailer axle manufacturing business. ... ATRI releases report on EOBR systems
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) released results from its industry analysis of electronic on-board recording (EOBRs) devices for hours-of-service monitoring. ...
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