New Banking Fees That Will Affect Your Wallet
September 2nd, 2011
There are changes that are coming in the next few months to your bank account. While we here at The Trucker Chronicles normally focus of topics related to the transportation industry and truck driving jobs, this new sweeping legislation will affect your bottom line, at home and in business. Some of our employees have spoken with [...]
Quietly, NPRM on texting ban for truckers goes to DOT
August 12th, 2010
WASHINGTON — With Hours of Service, EOBRs and CSA 2010, among other issues, getting the majority of the attention among trucking industry stakeholders, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration with little notice sent the proposed rulemaking that would ban texting by commercial vehicle operators to the office of Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood some two [...]
NEW YORK A KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst said Tuesday the truckload industry is recovering faster than expected, with rates increasing and more full trucks crisscrossing highways. Truckload carriers generally dedicate an entire trailer to one customer and move the freight directly from the shipper to the receiver. Less-than-truckload carriers fill their trucks with freight from [...]
Maverick Announces 2nd Driver Pay Increase
May 24th, 2010
Maverick Transportation, LLC announced another pay raise for current and potential drivers, effective June 6, 2010. This is the second pay raise Maverick has announced in the last 30 days. Under the new plan, Maverick will implement an additional $.02/mile pay raise. This equates to an overall $.06/mile pay increase over the last month [...]
An open road: Trucking companies rev up hiring of new drivers as recession winds down
May 17th, 2010
By John Perney | Special to the Kalamazoo G… May 16, 2010, 6:00AM KALAMAZOO — To hear those in the industry tell it, opportunities right now for someone interested in becoming a truck driver are as wide open as a four-lane highway at 3 a.m. They say demand for drivers is rising sharply — the [...]

