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The CEO of Arrow Trucking Company has his Tulsa home for sale. The home, located in Tulsa’s Rockbridge Park subdivision, is being listed for $3.9 million. More: continued here

By Steve Sturgess, Executive Editor It’s easy to blame the Californian ethos of the land of fruits and nuts for the crazy air quality regulation that the state fosters. More: continued here

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29 /PRNewswire/ — Charles A. Ercole, Esquire, a partner with the law firm of Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP, yesterday filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of 1400 former employees of Arrow Trucking alleging violations of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act , as well as state wage payment laws, for [...]

U.S. trucking giant YRC Worldwide said on Thursday it averted bankruptcy by successfully negotiating a critical debt-for-equity exchange that wipes out $470 million in debt and gives the struggling company access to needed credit as it restructures. More: continued here

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Operation Safe Driver, conducted Oct. 18-24 by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance… [Full Story] More: continued here

WINNIPEG, Alta. — Bison president Don Streuber will be partaking in a historic event and enjoying a personal … [Full Story] More: continued here

The California Air Resources Board and a local air quality district have released an additional $11 million to help truck owners comply with a New Yea’s Day deadline for California’s port drayage rule. And on Monday morning many California media outlets were reporting that port truckers and the Port of Oakland had agreed to a [...]

Hampden, Maine flatbed carrier Carlen Transport is closing its doors, leaving more than 100 workers without jobs, the Associated Press reported Wednesday. More: continued here

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. – An East Coast trucking company made a special delivery over the holidays, delive… [Full Story] More: continued here

A California state lawmaker has a proposal that is intended to reduce the occurrences of driving under the influence. Assemblyman Jerry Hill, D-San Mateo, wants to keep the worst of the worst offenders of the state’s drunken driving law off the road for good. More: continued here