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Introduction to the Miles for Veterans Challenge Rolling Strong Wellness, in collaboration with Waypoint Vets, is set to launch the “Miles for Veterans: Waypoint Vets Route 66 Virtual Route Challenge.” Challenge Goals This virtual event, covering 2,200 miles of walking/running, aims to honor U.S. military veterans while highlighting the historical significance of Route 66. It also promotes overall health and wellness, particularly within the trucking sector. The challenge begins on May 22, 2025, and runs until March 1, 2026. Registration is currently open, and there are opportunities for sponsorship. The Significance of Route 66 Known as the “Main Street of…

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Silverback chrome stacks and stainless fenders, perfectly crafted for one of Australia’s premier rigs. Image: CSC Group Australia Every successful endeavor starts with a defined mission and plan. CSC Group Australia, the force behind the Silverback brand, is excited to announce its full backing for the 2025 Brisbane Truck Show. This year’s initiative marks the launch of an audacious new campaign that captures the strength and precision synonymous with the trucking industry.  Introducing ‘Gorilla Warfare’. We’re not just outfitting trucks with top-tier equipment and accessories; we’re also tackling emissions while enhancing performance. This goes beyond a simple campaign – it’s…

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Interview with Tom Harte of Trucker Diablo MD: Let’s kick things off with the band’s name. Where did it come from? TT: Trucker Diablo is a nod to a trucker’s persona; it’s like saying the trucker is named Diablo. The name fits our spirit—we aim to rock hard, enjoy the journey, and make connections along the way. We’re committed to this long haul. MD: How did the band come together, and was your initial goal world domination? TT: We’ve been friends for years, and both Terry (drummer) and I played in a previous band. Initially, we formed Trucker Diablo just…

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The issue of fraud has gained significant attention within the transportation sector recently, particularly affecting the insurance industry. According to Joseph Petrelli, president of Demotech, there has been a troubling increase in fraudulent and baseless insurance claims. Petrelli noted that “Opportunistic plaintiff firms and adjusters are infiltrating these sectors, utilizing increasingly advanced tactics to target insurance companies.” The prevalence of these fraudulent activities not only causes financial setbacks but also disrupts operations, raises insurance premiums, and harms relationships between insurers and clients. Recognizing the Challenge In March 2022, Demotech began a research initiative aimed at assessing the extent and methods…

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Washington – Introduction of the DRIVE Safe Integrity Act Today, the American Trucking Associations (ATA) and the International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA) expressed their support for the newly introduced DRIVE Safe Integrity Act. This legislation, brought forth by Representatives Rick Crawford (R-Arkansas) and Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), aims to tackle the ongoing shortage of truck drivers. The bill builds on the bipartisan support for the DRIVE Safe Act seen in previous Congressional sessions and incorporates the Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program established in the bipartisan infrastructure law. Importance of a Strong Trucking Workforce ATA President and CEO Chris Spear stated, “To…

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George Boardman, a resident of Beachwood, New Jersey, had become accustomed to chronic fatigue, which he initially attributed to his irregular sleeping schedule as a truck driver. After being diagnosed with mild sleep apnea during a workplace health assessment, he hoped that continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy would enhance his sleep quality. However, he found the CPAP machine to be claustrophobic, and after a year without any improvement, he abandoned it and accepted fatigue as a permanent part of his life. His symptoms, however, only got worse. “I’d doze off at the kitchen table or as soon as I…

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Market Overview for Used Agricultural Equipment According to TractorHouse Manager Ryan Dolezal, the used agricultural equipment market is currently facing economic pressures and market fluctuations. Despite these challenges, there are opportunities for buyers to find equipment at better prices. Dolezal expects the market to contract and stabilize, resembling trends noted between 2017 and 2019. Insights on Used Trucks and Trailers Truck Paper Manager Scott Lubischer reports that sales of new trucks remain flat, pushing pre-buy behavior from 2025 to 2026. To counteract this, OEMs are reducing production. Amidst uncertainty in the global economy, buyers are hesitant, yet inventory levels remain…

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On February 3, 2025, the Nevada Legislature saw the introduction of Senate Bill 180 (SB180) by unidentified sponsors. This proposed legislation aims to overhaul the regulatory framework governing the commercial trucking and insurance sectors within the state. SB180, presented during the 83rd legislative session, focuses on enhancing public safety and ensuring financial responsibility among commercial carriers by raising the minimum required liability insurance coverage. The goal of this bill is to guarantee that commercial trucking firms maintain sufficiently high insurance policies to address accidents and injuries that may occur in Nevada. The initiative is driven by a need to adapt…

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In April, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed stringent Phase 3 greenhouse gas (GHG3) regulations for heavy-duty vehicles, aiming to boost the number of zero-emission trucks on the roads. The American Trucking Associations (ATA) shares the vision of minimizing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing fuel efficiency. Our members are actively investing in a decarbonized future. However, we insist that any regulation must adhere to the following principles: ✅ Technology neutral ✅ Achievable ✅ Grounded in sound science Regrettably, GHG3 fails to satisfy any of these criteria. A survey conducted among our members highlighted substantial obstacles and complex challenges that motor…

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