Entry Level Driver News Today

Tolls on the Turnpike will increase 5% beginning Jan. 7 for the Turnpikes legislatively-required annual increase. Also: Ohio closing rest areas along U.S. 23, U.S. 30 for reconstruction; Georgia revamping CDL skills testing process.

President Biden announced Wednesday he vetoed a resolution that would have nullified EPAs latest heavy-duty emissions regs. Also: FMCSA considering safety proficiency exam for new entrant carriers; eight states launch autonomous vehicle forum.

A New Hampshire State Prison inmate is requesting an exemption from two Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) provisions. Also: For the third time this year, an individual truck driver seeks HOS waiver; Best Warehousing and Transportation acquired.

FMCSA was asked for an exemption from the 10-hour off-duty period, the 14-hour clock, the 30-minute break and cumulative duty limits. Also: Inmate seeks relief from training regs; Ship.Cars unveils AI vehicle inspection; DAT integrated in Turvo TMS.

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Custom harvester-supported new Senate bill allows states to exempt certain drivers from new ELDT requirements.

Legislation Would Reduce Regulation on Trucking Industry

New commercial drivers license (CDL) regulations are set to go into effect this month, updating training requirements for the transportation industry in Missouri and across the country.