For the Driver - May 15th, 2024
 
 
Diesel prices decrease
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May 15, 2024
Beginning May 14, law enforcement across North America will be focused on tractor protection systems and alcohol and controlled substance possession by commercial drivers. Here is how fleets can prepare and stay in service during International Roadcheck.
Small carriers continue to exit the industry, contributing upward pressure on rates that could soon lead to slow, sustainable growth, according to Avery Vise in an FTR webinar.
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Aside from real-time alerts, Arkansas is also providing drivers with virtual sign messaging that may help them prepare for special traffic conditions or provide alternative routes.
2015 law calling for better driver drug testing gathers dust despite recent studies showing hair tests uncover 11 times more illicit drug use than urinalysis.
Spring fuel prices continue to favor drivers, with the national diesel price average reaching $3.848 per gallon and gasoline $3.608, depicting an overall decrease in price for both fuel types across the country.