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Knoxville Truck Stop: Undergoing Renovations, Reopening in Spring

A popular truck stop in Knoxville has shut its doors temporarily for enhancements and updates to its infrastructure. The Pilot Travel Center situated at 314 Lovell Road in Knoxville, Tennessee, ceased operations for renovations starting from January 22. Reports from Knox News indicate that the truck stop is slated to resume operations in spring 2024. […]

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Chaos in Providence: Washington Bridge Closure Sparks Disarray as Semi-Trucks Navigate Through City

The Mayor of Providence has expressed concern about the deteriorating condition of the city’s roads, attributing it to an increase in tractor trailers passing through due to the closure of the westbound side of the Washington Bridge. This closure, which occurred unexpectedly in December due to significant issues with the bridge’s original components, has forced

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Louisiana Greenlights I-10 Bridge Overhaul: Truckers to Face Substantial Toll in Approved Plan

This week, authorities gave the green light to a proposal for constructing a new bridge along Louisiana’s I-10, with a significant toll specifically targeting truck drivers. On Wednesday, January 31, the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) disclosed the approval of a public-private collaboration aimed at constructing a fresh I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge in

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Industry Leader Advocates for Proven Technology Over Electric Semis in the Trucking Sector

Prominent figures in the industry emphasize the importance of reliable technology for truckers amid President Biden’s ongoing efforts to implement green energy policies impacting the trucking sector. Mike Kucharski, co-owner of JKC Trucking, expressed his frustration on a Fox Business show regarding the challenging situation created by new EPA regulations for trucking companies. Kucharski highlighted

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Enhancing Interstate Safety: Colorado’s Proposal to Extend Chain Laws and Restrict Left Lane Access for Commercial Trucks

A recently proposed bipartisan legislation aims to enhance Colorado’s chain law, address speeding among commercial motor vehicles (CMVs), and restrict semis from using the left lane on a specific stretch of I-70. The primary goal is to decrease accidents and minimize road closures. Presented by Colorado State Senator Dylan Roberts at the commencement of the

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Fast Lane Fines: Proposed West Virginia Bill Threatens Campers with Costly Consequences

A recently introduced legislation in the West Virginia Legislature, Senate Bill 441, seeks to penalize drivers who impede or obstruct the normal flow of traffic in the fast lane during camping activities. Under this proposed bill, law enforcement would have the authority to impose fines of up to $100 on drivers found driving at excessively

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Surging Fuel Costs: National Diesel Price Hits $3.867 After 2.9¢ Surge

This week, there has been a 2.9-cent increase in the national average diesel price, as reported on January 29 by the Energy Information Administration. Currently standing at $3.867 per gallon, diesel is now 75.5 cents cheaper compared to the same period last year. Throughout January’s five reporting dates, the national average diesel price has experienced

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Michigan Institutes Announce Annual Spring Weight Restrictions Effective Friday, Feb 2

The Michigan Department of Transportation and local authorities are implementing spring weight restrictions, a yearly measure to safeguard the state’s roads. Starting at 6 a.m. on Friday, February 2, weight limitations will be applied and enforced on all state trunkline highways throughout Michigan. These restrictions will be in effect for all state trunklines, identifiable by

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Truck driver faces charges following a pursuit in Houston.

A truck driver involved in a prolonged pursuit near Houston on December 27 has been identified and charged. Trinidad Cutshall, as per Harris County authorities in Texas, faces charges of evading arrest and detention while operating a motor vehicle. The intense incident unfolded on Interstate 10 east of Houston, following attempts by sheriff’s deputies to

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