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Certainly! Here’s a paraphrased version of the article while retaining the core information and structured in HTML format with headings and approximately seven paragraphs: <div class=”photo-combined-full”> <span class=”photo-credit”>“Over the past decade, we’ve observed numerous fraudulent CDLs from Mexico facilitating illegal immigration,” stated Hawk. (Hal Bergman Photography/Getty Images)</span> </div> <h2>New Law in Arkansas for Foreign Commercial Drivers</h2> <p>Arkansas has implemented a law mandating that foreign commercial truck drivers possess valid U.S. work authorization, demonstrate proficiency in English, and hold authentic commercial driver licenses while driving within the state.</p> <h2>Addressing Fraudulent Licenses</h2> <p>This legislation also makes it illegal to use false CDLs,…

A truck driver from Texas was sentenced to life in prison this week for the 2018 murders of his wife and her boyfriend, which he committed after catching them through a spy camera he had installed. Jordy Husein Suljanovic, 46, received a life sentence without the possibility of parole for killing his 41-year-old wife, Adriana Perez, and her boyfriend, 33-year-old Omar Santamaria-Ruiz. The Harris County District Attorney’s Office confirmed his conviction on capital murder charges after an eight-day trial. On October 2, 2018, Suljanovic shot Perez and Santamaria-Ruiz when he saw them in a compromising situation via a hidden camera…

Introduction Doug King: Hello, I’m Doug King and I’m presenting a 1997 Peterbilt 379, owned by Sunrise Equipment Auctions in Norwich, Ontario, Canada. I initially built this truck 27 years ago while working as a mechanic for Peterbilt Motor Companies. It has remained in our barn for about 18 years of its lifespan, and we brought it out early this spring. Maintenance and Condition We performed general upkeep, including putting on 10 new tires and changing all the fluids to prepare for this journey, which is 800 miles from home. The truck drives as well as it did on the…

Exclusive Interview with Lisa Kelly at the Mid-America Trucking Show During the recent Mid-America Trucking Show, our sister site Overdrive had the opportunity to interview Lisa Kelly, the star of “Ice Road Truckers.” Jack Roberts, the Executive Editor of Overdrive and also the Trucks Editor for this site, engaged in a conversation with Lisa as she took a Volvo VN670 for a test drive along Interstate 65 in Louisville, Kentucky. Following the interview, which is available for viewing below, Jack reflected on his experience with Lisa and shared his thoughts in a blog post. One observation particularly stood out: “There…

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Trucking Industry Criticizes New Emission Standards Washington — The trucking sector has expressed strong opposition to the Biden Administration’s newly announced emission standards for heavy-duty trucks, claiming that the targets are unrealistic and may negatively impact the U.S. supply chain and freight movement across the economy. Concerns Over Unachievable Goals “The American Trucking Associations (ATA) is against this rule as it stands because the targets set for post-2030 are simply unattainable given the current advancements in zero-emission technology, insufficient charging infrastructure, and limitations on the power grid,” stated ATA President and CEO Chris Spear. “For regulations to be successful, they…

A career in trucking can be fulfilling, but it may not suit everyone’s circumstances. For truck drivers looking to remain in the field without driving, freight brokering could be a viable option. Understanding the Role Licensed freight brokers can be individuals or companies, many of whom operate from home, that facilitate connections between carriers and shippers for a fee. As reported by Transportation Training Solutions, a Texas-based training institution for freight brokerage, there are around 4,000 licensed transportation brokers in the U.S., with only half of them working full-time. Transitioning from Driving The trucking industry is experiencing growth, with billions…

A maritime hub in Hunts Point is set to launch this year, facilitating the transfer of freight from trucks to barges. Photo courtesy of NYCEDC Plans for a New Marine Hub City officials have unveiled plans to construct a new marine transportation hub on the East River, adjacent to the Hunts Point Fish Market. This initiative aims to alleviate truck traffic in the South Bronx by transporting food and goods from the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center via water, utilizing what the city refers to as the “blue highway.” Impact on Traffic and Pollution This project, involving the addition of…

Major Fire Breaks Out at Wairau Valley Recycling Plant Emergency services were dispatched to a significant blaze at a recycling facility on Hillside Rd in Wairau Valley around 5:24 PM yesterday. The fire generated considerable smoke that was visible across the city. Residents reported numerous fire trucks racing to the location, and Bronwyn Patterson, a nearby resident, recounted to the Herald, “There were loud explosions, with debris shooting into the air.” Items landing in her backyard, possibly paper, plastic, or parts of the roof, further heightened the chaos. “The smoke was exceedingly dark,” she added. Complications in Emergency Response According…

Meritor CEO Jay Craig (left) interviews Volvo CEO Martin Lundstedt. (Seth Clevenger/Transport Topics) [Stay updated on transportation news: Subscribe to TTNews.] Transitioning Commercial Vehicle Industry ATLANTA — According to Martin Lundstedt, CEO of Volvo Group, the commercial vehicle sector is undergoing significant changes with the advent of electric trucks, advancements in automated driving technologies, and the rise of connected vehicles. The Enduring Role of Diesel Despite these emerging trends, Lundstedt emphasized that traditional technologies like diesel engines remain relevant for years ahead. He noted that drivers will still play a crucial role in the trucking industry. Focus on Established Technologies…