One trucking niche that’s been in the news since the onset of the electronic logging device mandate has been livestock hauling. Because of the sensitivity of their freight, whose health can be ...

Truckers hauling agricultural products and livestock have received further reprieve from compliance with the U.S. DOT’s electronic logging device mandate. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety ...

WASHINGTON — Legislation aimed at better protecting livestock trucked over long distances would give the U.S. Department of Transportation partial responsibility for making sure such protections are ...

Truckers hauling agricultural products and livestock have received further reprieve from compliance with the U.S. DOT’s electronic logging device mandate. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety ...

Livestock haulers will not be required to use an Electronic Logging Device during the government shutdown. For the time being, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) noted on its ...

Federal regulations could be changing for how livestock haulers log their hours, and it's an issue that drivers and highway safety groups are split on. from installing electronic logging devices (ELD) ...

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 ...

Livestock haulers now have at least until December 7 to continue to run on paper logs and absent an electronic logging device. In a short-term government funding bill signed by President Trump on Sept ...

“The requested exemption was made on behalf of drivers who transport livestock, insects and aquatic animals. The applicants requested approval for drivers, after 10 consecutive hours off duty, to ...

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 2017 - Livestock haulers have lost discretionary control over their livelihoods and risk endangering the lives of the animals they are transporting because of a one-size-fits-all ...