FMCSA cracks down on Texas company that changed name to avoid prior shutdown
WASHINGTON — A Houston-based carrier has been shut down by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) after the company changed its name to
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WASHINGTON — A Houston-based carrier has been shut down by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) after the company changed its name to
FMCSA charges that JPL Logistics began operating so Jaypur Logistics could avoid an Imminent Hazard Order issued in May.
FMCSA says Texas fleet's OOS rates were 2-5 times higher than average. Also: Fuel prices jump another 11 cents; 17,000 Kenworth, Peterbilt trucks recalled; Top 250 carrier adds 60 electric Volvos to fleet.
Diesel increased 11 cents nationwide, as rates were flat. Also: FMCSA shut down an 18-truck carrier for being “egregiously noncompliant with multiple federal safety regulations;" new rest area open along I-26 in N.C.; I-81 rest area closing for summer.