SUMMARY VIDEO (12:00) on ASECTT YouTube channel FULL VIDEO (1:14:08) on ASECTT Vimeo channel Preventability Determinations without Rulemaking: Why Should the Trucking Industry Care?Presented by: Mark Andrews, Henry Seaton, and Rick Gobbell On be… […]
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Making and Publishing Preventability Findings as Guidance without Due Process or Rulemaking – a Mistake of Epic Proportion
[CLICK HERE FOR PDF]Making and Publishing Preventability Findings as Guidance without Due Process or Rulemaking – a Mistake of Epic ProportionHenry E. SeatonLaw Office of Seaton & Husk, LPhenryseaton@transportationlaw.net info@transportationlaw.n… […]
Petition for Rulemaking on Scope and Use of “Preventability”
CLICK HERE FOR PDFBEFORE THE FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATIONDocket No. FMCSA-_______________THE MOTOR CARRIER REGULATORY REFORM (“MCRR”) COALITION’SPETITION FOR RULEMAKING ON SCOPE AND USE OF “PREVENTABILITY” DETERMINATIONS IN ASSESSING SAF… […]
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What is the IRT?
What is the IRT? Henry E. Seaton IRT stands for Item Response Theory. It is the FMCSA’s acronym for a new numbers-crunching proposal which would allow the Agency to develop a new system to process and publish new algorithm driven scores for motor carri… […]
Comments on Proposed Enhancements to the Motor Carrier Safety Measurement System (SMS) Public Web Site
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Oral arguments set for CSA suit by Todd Dills
Thanks to Irwin Shires of Panther, an ASECTT member for getting this press coverage.http://www.overdriveonline.com/oral-arguments-set-for-csa-suit/ […]
2 Presentations: 1) CSA – What’s Law Got to Do With It? 2) Regulatory Challenges In The Motor Carrier Industry
See below for the two listed presentations:
- CSA – What’s Law Got to Do With It?, by Mark Andrews
- Regulatory Challenges In The Motor Carrier Industry, by Tom Sanderson
SP-#5020075-V1-Logistics Mgmt Series Slides on CSA by ASECTT
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Study says hours-of-service changes will cost much more than FMCSA anticipates
Study says hours-of-service changes will cost much more than FMCSA anticipates […]
Is the Agency Changing Course on CSA? Not Likely
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