Monday, June 9, 2003

• NHTSA notes problem with black box reliability
• U.S. may change terror alert system
• Texas Legislature clears clean air compliance bill
• Roads plan advances in Oregon House
• Bill to fix Nevada Highway Patrol radio blunder headed to governor
• Mexican truck entry two years away, legislator says
• Government clarifies fireworks transport rule
• Bill requiring annual truckdriver checks killed in Texas
• Port of Houston bomb threat a hoax
• Truckin' for Kids Truck Drags set for September
• Maine governor signs bill restricting young drivers
• Drunken-driving bill advances in Wisconsin

Tuesday, June 10, 2003

Wednesday, June 11, 2003

• Rogue household goods carriers target of FMCSA rule, legislative oversight
• Fast and friendly is Farmer Jack's new credo
• FMCSA: Medical board should oversee CDL health standards
• Report: Al-Qaida WMD attack on U.S. highly probable
• Arkansas Trucking Association sues Arkansas over attempt to collect back taxes
• Minnesota governor signs transportation bill
• North Carolina Senate favors left-turn bill
• Proposal to fast-track Texas road construction stalls
• Canadian carrier safety and enforcement director takes the helm at CVSA

Thursday, June 12, 2003

• Oklahoma speed-trap bill signed into law
• Split speed limit measure likely dead in Alabama
• Seat-belt bill on the governor's desk in Illinois
• Right-lane bill stalls in Alabama
• Alaska fuel tax increase finished for 2003
• Texas lawmakers skip over cell phone restrictions
• Charlotte red light radar bill advances
• Tougher restrictions on trucks at rail crossings now law in Alaska
• Teen driving restrictions die in Arizona
• Bill to stop drunken drivers moves ahead in Alabama

• Bush might veto highway bill if it includes fuel tax boost
• Mexican truckers protest on Laredo bridge
• Louisiana road work bill moves ahead
• New Oklahoma law targets tossing items on roadways
• Texas billboards avoid death sentence
• NJ carrier: Send us 200 'Run Compliant' decals
• NHTSA report says cars most often cause car/truck collisions
• Oklahoma governor OKs tag fee hike
• Michigan bad driver bill advances
• Georgia CDL tester sentenced for falsifying test results
• Nevada lowers drunken-driving limit
• Texas senator's road safety initiative falls short
• EPA certifies third Cat engine