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The U.S. Supreme Court decided Bissonnette, et al. v. LePage Bakeries Park St., LLC, et al. on April 12, 2024.

Five North Platte labor leaders at the worlds largest railyard told The Telegraph about how changes at Union Pacific and last falls national near-strike brought their local craft unions together.

Terri Brown is sitting on a bus, rocking from side to side passively. She gets a phone call. There’s a lot to explain to the person on the other end.

For drivers with an existing security threat assessment, obtaining or renewing a TWIC or hazmat endorsement recently became cheaper. Also: One more day to comment on potential future ELD rule changes; latest Highway Angel

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The CEO of JetBlue could face some tough questions after hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled at Logan International Airport.

SEOUL: Sky-high fuel prices are sparking waves of anger and frustration throughout the ranks of truckers and food delivery drivers in Asia, causing concerns over potential disruptions that could add to supply-chain risks.

SEOUL (BLOOMBERG) - Sky-high fuel prices are sparking waves of anger and frustration throughout the ranks of truckers and food delivery drivers in Asia, causing concerns over potential disruptions that could add to supply-chain risks. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

(Bloomberg) -- Sky-high fuel prices are sparking waves of anger and frustration throughout the ranks of truckers and food delivery drivers in Asia, causing concerns over potential disruptions that could add to supply-chain risks.

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