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Caltrans Determines On-Hauling Materials Not Covered Work
/in General News, Governmental Affairs and CommunicationsA determination made by Caltrans on July 8, 2024 and not yet publicly available, reversed a determination as to whether work on a specific project involving the on-haul of materials used for paving, grading, and fill at a public works site was covered work. Materials were not integrated into the flow process of construction and […]
DIR Contractor Registration Website is a Mess
/in Front Page News, General NewsDIR Launched New Registration Portal and its Hit or Miss Have you tried to renew your DIR Contractor Registration and pay the annual $400 fee? Unless you are one of the lucky ones, you’ve probably given up. DIR launched a new registration portal and your old logins do not work. You must create a […]
End of Year “To Do” List for Motor Carriers
/in Front Page News, General NewsIf your truck registration renews in January and you have not filed your form 2290 yet, the IRS is doing its usual shutdown of the e-file system beginning on Dec. 26th. Sometime in January it’ll be re-opened. If you need to file, see our ad in the newsletter for 2290tax.com. Also, renewals for IFTA and […]
2023 LEGISLATIVE WRAP-UP: Bills either signed or vetoed by Governor Newsom
/in General News, Governmental Affairs and CommunicationsVETOED: AB 376 (Villapudua), the WSTA-supported bill that would make state financial aid available to truck driving school students, was unfortunately vetoed, with the following veto message: To the Members of the California State Assembly: I am returning Assembly Bill 376 without my signature. This bill would establish a pilot program available until January 1, […]
Drivers Who Failed a Drug or Alcohol Test Can’t Escape Prohibition from Driving a CMV by Simply Moving to Vehicles Under 26,001 Pounds
/in General NewsSince the advent of DOT drug & alcohol testing its been trucking’s’ little secret that drivers with a CDL (or even CDL learners permit) who failed or refused to test, were able to evade compliance with the rules by forgoing a CDL and operating trucks under 26,001 pounds. At the fall meeting of the Commercial […]
WSTA and CIACQ File Petition for Review
/in LegalThe Western States Trucking Association (WSTA) and Construction Industry Air Quality Coalition (CIAQC) filed a petition for review in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on June 5, 2023, challenging EPA’s waiver grant of CARB’s Advanced Clean Trucks Rule, which requires manufacturers of Class 2b-9 chassis to sell increasing […]
OOIDA Requests Preliminary Injunction Against AB5
/in General News, Governmental Affairs and CommunicationsThe Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) Requests Preliminary Injunction Against AB5 Claiming that AB5 (and the Dreaded “ABC” Test) Violates the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution. By G Spencer Mynko, ESQ OOIDA has decided to take a shot against AB5 and the ABC test. Hoping to succeed where the California Trucking Association (CTA) […]
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