Newsroom
MTA follows the latest industry news to share with members and Michigan’s trucking constituency. The association also promotes its members’ successes and its own newsworthy events.
Mileage Matters
- 5/24/22: White House explores tapping emergency diesel reserve to ease price spike
- 5/17/22: FMCSA modifies COVID Emergency Declaration HOS rules to include fuel shipments
- 5/10/22: Here’s Your Roadcheck 2022 ‘Cheat Sheet’
- 5/3/22: FMCSA Issues Notice of Intent to Require Speed Limiters on Heavy Trucks
- 4/26/22: CBP indefinitely extends vaccine requirements for foreign national drivers crossing into U.S.
- 4/19/22: The top 4 FMCSA violations of 2021
- 4/12/22: Federal regulators modify some drug testing requirements
- 4/5/22: CVSA’s 2022 Out-of-Service Criteria Now in Effect
- 3/29/22: FMCSA drops two CDL streamlining proposals
- 3/22/22: Court puts Trump independent contractor rule back in place
- 3/15/22: FMCSA ends requirement for traffic violation lists
MTA in the News
- 12/21/21: MTA joins American Trucking Association in vaccine mandate appeal to Supreme Court
- 11/30/21: MTA officially joins ATA in legal challenge to vaccine mandate
- 11/4/21: MTA joins Michigan Agri-Business Association opposing mandatory vaccinations for truck drivers
- 9/12/21: Gov. Whitmer Proclaims September 12-18, 2021 Truck Driver Appreciation Week in Michigan at MTA’s request
MTA Member News
5/20/22: Welcome new member: Complete Transportation Consulting
5/20/22: Welcome new member: Fraza, Inc.
4/14/22: Welcome new member: Simon Brothers LLC
4/14/22: Meijer honored as FleetOwner 500 Private Fleet of the Year finalist
3/14/22: Pilot Flying J plans $1 billion expansion, renovation
2/8/22: OpEd: Michigan truckers can play crucial role in combating illicit trade
2/7/22: Welcome new member: Wayne County Airport Authority
1/24/22: Welcome new member: Brink Farms, Hamilton, MI
1/17/22: Longtime MTA member Ralph Moyle, founder of Ralph Moyle, Inc., has passed
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