David Hollis is a journalist specializing in trucking industry news and trends. He writes for Truckers News and his work has also appeared in Venango Newspapers Inc. David covers a wide range of topics including trucking regulations, driver issues, industry events, and economic impact on the trucking industry.
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David focuses on transportation & logistics, with a significant emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. He frequently covers topics related to regulations, government, policy, legislation, and compliance within the U.S. trucking industry.
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Sue Lawless, FMCSA executive director, and chief safety officer, will serve as acting deputy administrator.
By: David Hollis, Alex Wright
Managers undermine their credibility when they speak for others too frequently.
“I often hear directly from truck drivers on the serious challenge of finding safe parking, and today, we are answering those concerns with more action."
By: David Hollis
"We try to add as many (truck parking spaces) as we can because we know parking is a big problem for the industry."
By: Alex Wright, David Hollis
Frontiers Research Highlight Managers undermine their credibility when they speak for others too frequently. David Hollis and Alex Wright
"Yup tried to log into my Transflo app to start driving and it wouldn’t connect, came back home to sleep."
By: David Hollis
States are taking steps to mitigate traffic issues. For example, Indiana is closing its weight stations, making them available for truck parking because of the eclipse.
When was the last time someone referred to you, a truck driver, as "essential"?
By: David Hollis
Carriers rank the economy as their number one issue in the survey, which drew responses from more than 3,500 trucking industry stakeholders.
By: David Hollis
Haunted Highways: Tales of trucking terror from the Truckers News crypt
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