More casualties expected, with US trucking on a 'road of pain'
The collapse of Yellow Freight, the third-largest operator on the US less-than-truckload scene, hit headlines ...
US regulators and insurance companies must reduce restrictions impeding younger drivers entering the haulage sector if the country is to avert a supply chain catastrophe.
Hauliers claim easing the regulations and policies around the age at which new drivers can both qualify and become “insurable” would make a significant dent in the 63,000, and growing, driver shortage.
Montway Auto Transportation CEO Dimitre Kirilov told The Loadstar: “Change in regulations and easing insurance requirements will go a long way to improving recruitment.
“There’s a ...
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