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Texas and Pennsylvania each had 13 commercial driver training schools affected by the Department of Transportation's emergency enforcement action on Monday.

Trident Management bought Priority Courier Experts three years ago as a growth platform. Last week, it furthered its strategy with the acquisition of three local express carriers.

Federal agents recently arrested two Mexican nationals in connection with alleged cabotage violations at an Arizona truck driving school.

Manufacturing activity remained expansionary for an eighth straight month in August, with a continued slowing in delivery times.

The victims, ages 5 to 9, shared one sleeper bunk while traveling commercial routes between Atlanta and Miami. Authorities say they used cups and paper bags as toilets.

Bankrupt Yellow Corp. has reached a deal to settle outstanding claims from pension funds, bringing an end to a three-year legal battle and clearing the path for creditors and former employees to get paid.

H-2A visa status does not shield seasonal agriculture commercial drivers from English-language requirements or the possibility of roadside out-of-service enforcement, DOL says.

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