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Authorities have taken into custody Kenny Niebla from Miami on allegations of embezzling nearly $60,000 from fake insurance premiums, as reported by the Florida Department of Financial Services. Niebla is recognized as the proprietor of Andoba Trucking Co. and Sea Trucking located in Hialeah. He is accused of providing fraudulent insurance coverage by issuing insurance certificates worth almost $60,000 to three local trucking businesses. “Stealing insurance premiums for personal enrichment is reprehensible. It leaves the victims exposed without appropriate insurance protection and places unsuspecting drivers in a precarious financial situation,” stated the state’s chief financial officer, Jimmy Patronis, in a…

Trucking news and updates for Tuesday, July 9, 2024: Speed Limiter Proposal Delayed Until 2025 The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is postponing its proposed rule regarding the potential requirement of speed limiters on heavy-duty trucks. The Spring 2024 Unified Regulatory Agenda indicates that FMCSA now plans to publish the speed limiter notice of proposed rulemaking in May 2025. This is a shift from an earlier timeline that suggested a May 2024 announcement, as noted in the Department of Transportation’s Significant Rulemakings Report released in January. FMCSA reintroduced discussions on speed limiters in 2022, signaling its intent to proceed…

Partnership Aims to Connect Job Seekers with High-Demand Work FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — The Economic Development Commission has joined forces with private companies to help individuals seeking employment find opportunities in a growing industry. Breanna Luna Takes the Wheel Truck driver Breanna Luna is gearing up for a journey across the Valley. “It’s pretty incredible getting in the truck and feeling so much power,” Luna expressed. A Path from Welfare to Work Employed at Lawson Rock and Oil in Fresno, Luna is now a truck driver after successfully completing a training program designed to transition individuals off welfare and into…

Style and Occasion Your hat selection should reflect your personal style, way of life, and the nature of the event you are attending. According to Samuels, if you’re dressing for a formal event, consider opting for elegant hats like a flat cap or fedora. For relaxed settings, such as hanging out with friends or running errands, a casual beanie might be more appropriate. He also suggests that a classic flat cap serves as a versatile option suitable for any situation. If you need something for the office, a traditional bowler can be an excellent choice. For special events, choose a…

For the first time, John Deere has introduced its autonomous technology into the realm of construction equipment. During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Deere showcased the 460 P-Tier autonomous articulated dump truck (ADT), affectionately named “Dusty” by its creators. The ADT is one of four new machines presented by Deere at CES, designed to meet the needs of its customers in construction, agriculture, and landscaping. “We are accelerating the development of our autonomy solutions. Our nearly three-decade tech stack is being integrated into more machines, allowing them to operate autonomously in complex and unique environments,” reported Jahmy…

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New revenue recognition standards will soon impact nearly all nonpublic companies in the U.S., requiring compliance by the end of the 2019 calendar year. In May 2014, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) established new, comprehensive principles-based guidelines for revenue recognition, aimed at significantly affecting U.S. companies that issue financial statements. This standard is intended to unify revenue recognition under a single model, replacing the existing varied methods based on different industry standards within generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). Who Will Be Impacted? The updated guidance from FASB applies broadly to all types of entities nationally, including private companies, public…

The EPA has finalized a nationwide rule aimed at speeding up the transition to clean trucks. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The Biden administration has introduced its most stringent limits on greenhouse gas emissions for heavy-duty trucks. Environmental advocates have welcomed this as a significant step toward zero-emission trucks, while some trucking associations argue the regulations are impractical given existing infrastructure. The new standards encompass a variety of vehicles, including city buses, box trucks, garbage trucks, and 18-wheelers. While manufacturers will determine their compliance methods, they are likely to rely heavily on battery-powered vehicles. In conjunction with separate EPA regulations targeting other…

David Perdue’s Campaign Narrative Senator David Perdue’s inaugural campaign video from 2014 portrayed a story that resonated with many Georgians: a tale of a modest boy from rural America whose relentless dedication propelled him into a successful international business career, exploring free markets and distant places, while amassing knowledge and wealth. The Global Commerce Influence in Georgia The appreciation for global trade has become a key aspect of contemporary Georgia, exemplified by the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, analyzed by author Tom Wolfe, and supported by figures like Mr. Perdue’s cousin, Sonny Perdue, who served as governor from 2003 to 2011. In…

Community Honors Ken Sposato The community in Southwest Florida is coming together to honor Ken Sposato, a respected tow truck driver and owner, who sadly lost his life while working on the job this past Monday. According to reports from the Florida Highway Patrol, Sposato was outside of his truck on U.S. Highway 27 when a vehicle lost control and hit him. His death serves as a poignant reminder of the risks tow truck drivers encounter, particularly when motorists do not comply with Florida’s Move Over Law. Local tow truck operators anticipate a large turnout for Sposato’s celebration of life…