AB2406, the California bill aimed at modernizing SB45 and putting clarity around when demurrage and detention can be assessed on containerized cargo transiting California’s gateways, unanimously made its way through both the State Senate Transportation and Judiciary committees last month.
It will now be taken up by the full State Senate in August. Should it pass, it will land on Governor Newsom’s desk for signature and will become law effective January 1, 2023.
Episode 3 of the docuseries DRIVEN has dropped. Roland Bolduc, Tiffany Hargraves and Germany Williams are true examples of the heart of trucking. Learn more about their lives and the dedication they exhibit every day. Catch up on Episode 1 or Episode 2. Binge watch...
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are trading barbs. CARB called the EPA's efforts to repeal the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) regulations "stunningly sloppy and amateurish" and "devoid of scientific evidence." The EPA...
The terrible accident in Florida has all eyes on foreign-national commercial truck drivers. While the vast majority of foreign-born drivers on the nation's roadways are legal and safe, sadly, there is a segment which is neither. The current crackdown on English...
SWEET TOOTH FOR LOGISTICS According to Instacart data, the number one candy sold in America is Reese's Peanut Butter Cups followed closely by Peanut M&Ms and Plain M&Ms. That said, there are regional favorites when it comes to candy preferences. Take a look at...
When California passed AB5, the law restricting the use of independent contractors, Dee Sova left her lifelong California home and moved to Missouri to maintain her independence. Watch her story above. Under the Biden Administration, Acting Labor Secretary and...