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Coming right on the heels of the American Trucking Association announcing that they were challenging the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's hours-of-service rule changes, highway safety groups have filed their own lawsuit challenging the new rule.

Alberta-based Mullen Group generated nearly 1.4 billion in revenue for 2011, making for a record-breaking year.

And it looks like Daimler trucks' full portfolio of 2013 commercial vehicles are fully compliant with the new greenhouse gas 2014 (GHG14) regulations — one year ahead of the deadline.

Safety Groups File Lawsuit Over Hours-of-Service Rule Change

WASHINGTON — Safety groups take issue with 11-hour limit and restart provision, but for different reasons than the ATA.

Mullen Group Reports Big Revenue Gains for 2011

OKOTOKS, AB — Gains led by oilfield services and trucking/logistics business units.

Canadian Trucking Alliance Announces Text-based EOBR Campaign

TORONTO — CTA says MPs need to hear from those who support EOBR mandate.

Daimler Trucks Compliant with 2014 Greenhouse Gas Regs

PORTLAND, OR. — Daimler's complete 2013 portfolio of trucks certified compliant one full year ahead of deadline.

ACT Research: Class 8 Order Backlog Highest Since Last July

COLUMBUS, IN – Class 8 order backlog rises to 125,000 units.

Meritor WABCO Expands Safety Product Lineup

TROY, MI — Meritor and Takata unveil new strategic alliance.

Allied Awards Vancouver Company as Canadian Agent of the Year

CHICAGO — Quality Move Management will be the first recipient of Allied Van Lines' Canadian Agent of the Year Award.