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At National Independent Truckers Insurance Company, RRG (NITIC), we are proud to announce that we have once again retained our
NITIC Retains AM Best B++ Rating: What It Means for Truckers and Small Fleets
At National Independent Truckers Insurance Company, RRG (NITIC), we are proud to announce that we have once again retained
OTHER NEWS ARTICLES
A national shortage of truck drivers, coupled with new federal trucking regulations and higher fuel costs could soon hit consumers
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Administrator Anne Ferro has come under fire from several trucking associations with the Kansas
Plans to raise the minimum insurance coverage on trucks were issued a roadblock in the U.S. House of Representatives recently
In the wake of the truck-car crash in early June that killed comedian James McNair and seriously injured 30 Rock
The next traffic report you hear may come courtesy of an unmanned aircraft – or drone – flying in the
An advertisement in the June issue of Maxim magazine for a Texas law firm has created a firestorm in the
Trucking industry making slight shift to natural gas
Some of the largest trucking fleets in the United States are starting to make the shift from diesel fuel
Legislators take another crack at truck driver drug testing bill
Arkansas Senators Mark Pryor (D-Ark) and John Boozman (R-Ark), along with Rep. Rick Crawford (R-Ark) are taking another run
NTSB slams FMCSA over motor carrier oversight
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) last week called for audits of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA)
Trucking association at odds with GOP
The recent stalemate in Washington over the Affordable Care Act has put the nation’s largest trucking association at odds
Professional Drivers: Keeping America Safe
According to the United States Department of Labor, workers in the transportation industry experience more on-the-job fatalities than workers
Truck Drivers Forced to Sleep More – Drive Less
What is the New Hours of Service Regulation? In the past, truck drivers were able to drive up to