Robin Hutcheson has been suggested by Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg to lead FMCSA. Now, Biden has officially nominated her for the position. Details Before working in the Biden-Harris Administration, Hutcheson served as […]
It is no surprise to anyone that supply chain problems are causing shortages in the economy. The House of Representatives is hoping to help remedy this through the power of tax incentives, namely […]
ACT Research and FTR will often vary their estimates for truck sales by a difference of a few hundred each month, with the correct answer presumably somewhere in the middle. With recent events […]
If you have been following trucking industry news for the past year, you might be familiar with the term “global supply chain shortage.” Simply put, it has been plastered on articles across the […]
At this point, it is a little difficult to keep track of how many times this emergency waiver has been extended. The Federal Motor Safety Carrier Administration is not backing down from fighting […]
Donald Broughton, principal and managing partner of Broughton Capital, most notable for predicting in 2007 that an economic recession was just around the corner, has said at the Commercial Carrier Journal’s Solutions Summit […]
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has updated its employment numbers for NAICS 484, the trucking industry. The numbers reflect there is an influx in trucking jobs. NOVEMBER 2021 NUMBERS The numbers posted for […]
Recently the FMCSA has announced that rear impact trailer guardrails have been added as a requirement for annual FMCSA inspections. More Information The change is to the FMCSA’s 396 section, which deals with […]
What Is Section 179? Section 179 for 2021 allows businesses to deduct the full cost of their assets, like commercial vehicles and equipment, in the current tax year rather than depreciating them over […]
There are actually different types of credit scores and ways that they are calculated, but the most popular and commonly known type is the FICO Score. FICO used to stand for the Fair Issac Company, but the term FICO became so popular that the Fair Issac Company changed its name directly to FICO.