Drivers hauling livestock and insects can continue to run on paper logs — and without an electronic logging device — “until further notice,” the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said ...
The livestock haulers said they are currently permitted to operate in “an exempt zone within a radius of 150 air miles” of the source of an agricultural commodity. The requesters said that their ...
During a conversation with a livestock hauler earlier this week (more on that later), the subject of the stepped-up hours enforcement represented by the coming ELD mandate (assuming it stands) and the ...
Drivers hauling livestock and insects can continue to run on paper logs — and without an electronic logging device — “until further notice,” the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration said ...
Livestock transporters are facing a new concern. The Electronic Logging Device rule went into effect on Dec. 18. It's a real game changer for the trucking industry but especially for those hauling ...
On Tuesday, the National Pork Producers Council delivered a petition to the Department of Transportation requesting livestock haulers be exempted from Electronic Logging Device (ELD) rules dictating ...
When Steve Brandt founded Steve’s Livestock Transport in 1987, Brandt started with a single truck that he used to provide livestock hauling services for customers in Western Canada. At the time, ...
Dozens of transport operators are adopting the CoRLink National Animal Welfare Accreditation Scheme ahead of the busy ...
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