What’s New? Illinois Department of Transportation’s Data-Driven Decisions Tool has selected 13 projects for state investment improvements. The analytics tool was used to assess current infrastructure projects adding highway capacity to a 6-year […]
What’s New? Early on Sept. 15, it was announced that the six Class I railroads and union workers reached a tentative deal with the management council for the rail carriers, avoiding the risk […]
What’s New?According to the Energy Information Administration, data report released on Sept. 12, diesel fuel dropped 5.1 cents to $5.033 a gallon.The price of diesel fuel jumped on Aug. 29 to $5.115 after […]
What’s New? The Department of Transportation (DOT) is giving $513.2 million to 30 states as part of their Emergency Relief Program for infrastructure. The goal of the program is to provide relief to […]
Background On July 15, President Joe Biden blocked a freight railroad strike in Omaha, Nebraska. This strike would disrupt the fragile supply chain by delaying the shipment of goods for at least 60 […]
What’s New?On Aug. 29, the EIA reported diesel fuel increased by 20.6 cents, ending the nine-week long streak of decline in fuel costs. This increase puts the national average over $5 per gallon.From […]
What’s New?California, Ohio, New Mexico, New York, and Texas will split $4.8 million provided by the United States Department of Transportation.This funding aims to speed up planning, preliminary design, and engineering for infrastructure […]
It’s Brake Safety Week! August 21 through the 27th was deemed Brake Safety Week by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance. During this week, CVSA will hold inspections on commercial vehicles across North America.Brake […]
What’s New?Gas prices have fallen for 70 days consecutively. This is the second longest decline in gas prices since January 2015, falling for 117 days.According to AAA, gas prices are averaging about $3.892 […]
House Bill 479 aims to increase truck parking fines for drivers who park in residential parking, increasing fines up to $2,000. Currently, the bill is waiting on action from Delaware Gov. John Carney […]