Tyson Fisher is a journalist who focuses on national trucking news in the United States. He writes for Land Line Media, the official magazine and news radio of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA). Tyson covers a wide range of topics related to the trucking industry, including job losses, legal disputes, regulatory issues, and transportation infrastructure.
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Tyson Fisher's coverage primarily revolves around the transportation and logistics industry in the United States, with a strong emphasis on legal issues and government announcements. If you have expertise in US transportation policy or regulatory matters, particularly related to trucking, providing insights on recent announcements or legal developments would be relevant for his coverage.
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New York is looking to expand truck parking along Interstate 84 and needs input from truckers before moving forward.
The Federal Reserve decided not to touch interest rates and indicated just one cut this year – a shift from what analysts predicted at the beginning of the year, which included hopes of freight pushing through a down cycle in the second half of 2024.
A class-action lawsuit is accusing FR8 Solutions of grossly underpaying independent contractor truckers by misrepresenting the rate it received from third-party brokers.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association and several other stakeholders have joined efforts to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency’s latest truck emission rule.
Waabi will be joining the ranks of autonomous truck companies Kodiak Robotics and Aurora Innovation in deploying fully driverless trucks in the United States.
A truck driver must face a lawsuit alleging negligence in a “he said, she said” crash case involving a situation truckers are all too familiar with: merging lanes.
Several lawsuits challenging New York City’s congestion pricing program took a major blow after a federal judge ruled that an associated environmental review met all requirements.
Over the past two years, the nation’s highways have become progressively safer, with traffic fatalities continuing a downward trend this year.
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned what is known as the Chevron doctrine, severely weakening federal agencies’ power to interpret statutes and upending 40 years of precedent.
Returning to an upward trend that began three and a half years ago, cross-border freight hauled by trucks went up significantly in April, largely the result of a surge in computer-related freight at the southern border.
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