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Commercial Carrier Journal

• Shutdown of 3G network fueling changes amid AOBRD-to-ELD transition November 15, 2019
  In addition to the coming ELD deadline on Dec. 17, the sunsetting of 3G CDMA cellular networks is a major factor for technology decisions by fleets.
  Aaron Huff
• Shell’s engine oils November 15, 2019
  Shell’s Rotella T4 NG Plus 15W-40 heavy-duty engine oil is formulated to provide protection under the full range of pressures and temperatures in mobile natural gas engines, as well as diesel and gasoline engines. Also, the company’s Rotella T6 Full Synthetic 0W-40 heavy-duty diesel engine oil now is licensed for the API CK-4 service category […]
  CCJ Staff
• Instant feedback: the evolution of driver scorecards November 15, 2019
  New technology is replacing scorecards to give drivers instant feedback and coaching.
  Aaron Huff
• Video: Trucker veers to avoid reckless driver but clips low bridge — Preventable or not? November 15, 2019
  Doe veered to the right to avoid a crash, but hit a low bridge instead. Could Doe have prevented this crash? Video presented by CCJ and Instructional Technologies.
  CCJ Staff
• Last day to nominate drivers, owner-operators for Driver of the Year contests’ $25,000 cash prizes November 15, 2019
  The competition is intended to recognize drivers with strong safety records who’ve also improved the image of trucking and served their communities. The owner-operator award also recognizes business acumen.
  CCJ Staff
• Limitless Innovations’ phone mount/wireless charger November 14, 2019
  Limitless Innovations’ ChargeHub Phone Mount and Wireless Charger is designed for quick, easy installation by using the included air vent clip or dashboard/windshield mount with a universal suction cup. The wireless charging feature provides 10 watts of power to any compatible device, and the motorized arms are enabled with automatic phone detection to grip a […]
  CCJ Staff
• Owner-operators, backed by Calif. Trucking Association, file suit challenging IC test November 14, 2019
  The California Trucking Association and two independent owner-operators based in the state have filed a lawsuit that seeks to derail the state's test for determining whether a worker should be classified as a company employee or an independent contractor.
  CCJ Staff
• Navistar says UAW strike held up truck deliveries November 13, 2019
  Navistar forecasts the lost production will cost the Lilse, Ill. truck maker approximately $140 million in revenue and $15 million in earnings, respectively.
  Jason Cannon