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FMCSA's advisory board on women drivers sets next meeting - Vimarsana News

FMCSA's advisory board on women drivers sets next meeting

The Women of Trucking Advisory Board will complete its review of the discussion notes from the deliberations concerning various topics. Also: Wreaths Across America seeks more carriers; Saia expands to Maine; community college gets funding for trucking.

Senators petition EPA to withdraw Phase 3 GHG regs - Vimarsana News

Senators petition EPA to withdraw Phase 3 GHG regs

A group of 27 Republican Senators penned a letter to EPA voicing concerns over the Phase 3 heavy-duty greenhouse gas emissions regulations. Also: Lighting recalls issued for certain International, Western Star trucks; two large fleets open new terminals.

Coalition calls for increased weight limits for auto haulers - Vimarsana News

Coalition calls for increased weight limits for auto haulers

A group of auto haulers and others said as adoption of heavier EVs grows, higher weight limits are warranted. Also: Mack expands EV-support offerings with partnerships; Saia opens two new terminals; two fleets announce leadership appointments.

Saia expands operations in Midwest - Vimarsana News

Saia expands operations in Midwest

The CCJ Top 250 carrier has opened its second terminal west of Chicago in 2022. Also: Get your truck drivers to weigh in on Midwest truck parking survey; new electric APU available from Dynasys.

Trucking Company Saia Pulls Back From Highs, But Holds Above Key Averages - Vimarsana News

Trucking Company Saia Pulls Back From Highs, But Holds Above Key Averages

Trucking company Saia (NASDAQ: SAIA) is forming a potentially constructive area of consolidation below a November 17 high of $358.33.