60 Minutes recently reported on a carrier, Super Ego, that has been up to some pretty shady antics. If you have not yet seen the segment, we encourage you to click on the above link to watch the […]
The portal to file for tariff refunds is open, but filing requires a series of hurdles. First, ensure you are the importer of record. Second, set up your ACE Secure Data Portal account. Third, enroll in ACH refunds. […]
Assessing per diem (detention) charges on days when a terminal is closed has long been deemed unreasonable by the motor carrier and cargo owner communities, and the US Circuit Court of Appeals in DC agrees. A COVID-era complaint […]
California Air Resources Board (CARB) has not had many wins lately. Both the Advanced Clean Truck and Advanced Clean Fleet rules were revoked and the federal government will rescind the Endangerment Finding, the study on which Greenhouse Gas […]
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) reclassified medical marijuana from a Schedule I narcotic, like herion, to a Schedule III controlled substance, like Tylenol with codeine. This rule is for medical marijuana, not recreational […]
A new attraction has hit San Francisco’s Pier 39, Chonkers, a 2,000 pound Stellar sea lion. He’s two to three times the size of the average sea lion who makes Pier 39 its home. Take a look.
Are air taxis coming to an airport near you? If you are in New York or Texas, quite possibly. See the concept in action in the above news segment. Would you take an air taxi to the airport?
Do you know what this part is? Hint, it is something used in truck or container transportation. Play “Name That Part” on our Facebook page. Click here to be directed to our page and place your guess.
With Memorial Day weekend this month, it has us thinking about ice cream. YUM! But, then there is the brain freeze. What causes it? According to neuroscientists, brain freeze is caused by the sudden cooling of the roof […]
As you plan your summer road trip, consider Ely, Nevada. WorldAtlas ranked it as the most underrated town in Nevada. Ely is in northwestern Nevada about 320 miles from Reno. Its roots go back to copper mining and […]
Watch the video above. The story is something out of a crime novel…murder, bribes, hired pawns, fake limps, unnecessary surgeries. From 2011 through 2024, Louisiana motor carriers and drivers transiting through Louisiana were plagued with staged accidents. Attorneys […]
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a graph has to be at least 999 words. This graph displays what has happened to diesel prices in California since the start of the war in Iran. Prices have […]
Despite the fact California has potholes that can swallow up small children and pets, the state legislature is proposing a budget item that will divert the diesel excise fuel tax to subsidize a tax credit for green aviation […]
There have been a few things happening on the emissions front, and we will cover them here: First up, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) nixed the requirement for Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) sensors. DEF’s purpose is to reduce […]
The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has a new chairperson, Laura DiBella. Above is a quick video of introduction. Chairperson DiBella understands the importance of ports on our economy and is helping push the administration’s focus on making “the […]
Regular readers may remember we adopted a cat about eighteen months ago. He was found in our West Sacramento terminal hiding behind a trailer. He was a tiny little thing with his eyes still closed. We named him […]
Dalilah’s Law passed the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee last month and will now move to the House floor. The law codifies and reinforces recent DOT regulations that prohibit states from issuing commercial drivers licenses (CDLs) to non-domiciled […]
Speaking of cats, during the 1960’s Cold War, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) initiated Project Acoustic Kitty. The project entailed outfitting cats with listening devices and deploying them to work at the Soviet Embassy. The plan was the […]
The Section 122 tariffs of 10% are still in effect and will likely be so until they expire 150 days after implementation, which will be July 24th. The US Trade Representative (USTR) office announced they have opened Section […]
This past February, the Panama Supreme Court nullified the existing contracts with CK Hutchison to operate the marine terminals on both sides of the canal. Hutchison began arbitration proceedings with the International Chamber of Commerce and are seeking […]