The companies were discovered to be reincarnations of a previously shut down trucking company.
The company failed to follow DOT and federal drug and alcohol testing regulations.
Drivers' response times were just as delayed and their performance just as affected by it as by standard texting, the Texas A&M Transportation Institute found.
The Department of Public Safety reported 226 of them directly resulted from increased patrols during the March 8–17 period.
The investigative hearing into the Jan. 7 lithium-ion battery fire takes place in Washington, D.C. on April 23-24.
Emergency power capabilities also are included in the Carnival Cruise Lines plan that affects all 24 of its vessels.
The Time to Drive app created by the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center and Sky Highways was featured on DOT's Fast Lanes blog April 17.
The two automakers are collaborating on a 10-speed transmission that will increase fuel efficiency and lower costs.
The judge ordered Clear Channel Outdoor and CBS Outdoor to darken 77 of them by 5 p.m. April 15, The Los Angeles Times reported.
The theme of the June activities is "Safety Starts with Me."
The board's chairman, Deborah A.P. Hersman, said the technology "has revolutionized power delivery," and the challenge is managing it safely.
Its development is meant to aid the U.S. military, which relies heavily on GPS, but the civilian applications are obvious.
The federal government's largest consumer of energy has decided it is time to cut back.
The FAA and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey reached the settlement of alleged aircraft rescue and firefighting violations at John F. Kennedy, Teterboro, LaGuardia, and Newark Liberty International airports.
Three construction workers in Indiana died in road work zones last year, according to the agency.
Four employees who developed the I-See System, which cuts fuel consumption by long-distance trucks, received it during the company's annual meeting.
The Texas Transportation Commission unanimously approved the $2 million temporary emergency funding, the Austin American-Statesman reported.
This is the second derailment of a Canadian Pacific train in a week.
When the company failed to comply with request for its safety records, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration put the brakes on the business.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will investigate complaints that the frames on these vehicles have a rust problem.