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160 Driving Academy partners with The Salvation Army this holiday season - Vimarsana News

160 Driving Academy partners with The Salvation Army this holiday season

/PRNewswire/ -- 160 Driving Academy partnered with The Salvation Army for a two-and-a-half week National Thanksgiving Food Drive utilizing our 150+ Branch...

Arizona's plan to expand truck parking across state - Vimarsana News

Arizona's plan to expand truck parking across state

The state's statewide truck parking implementation plan would add 846 truck parking spaces across Arizona. Also: Florida seeks CDL testing waiver; Landstar names next president, CEO.

NSCC RECEIVES $98,754 GRANT FOR COMMERCIAL TRUCK DRIVER STUDENT AID - Vimarsana News

NSCC RECEIVES $98,754 GRANT FOR COMMERCIAL TRUCK DRIVER STUDENT AID

ARCHBOLD, OHIO – Northwest State Community College received a grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) in the amount of $98,754 for the Commercial Truck Driver Student Aid

Recruitment Hindered By Entry Level Driver Training Rule - Vimarsana News

Recruitment Hindered By Entry Level Driver Training Rule

The recruiting of new truck drivers is being hindered by the Entry Level Driver Training rule that began last spring, says a trucking industry executive.

More than 320 Maui-residents have signed-up for free certification and training courses : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

More than 320 Maui-residents have signed-up for free certification and training courses : Maui Now

To date, more than 320 Maui-residents have registered for the free program that will include certification classes in HAZWOPER, OSHA, CDL, and others. Orientation classes for the first 60 students begins today.