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Bill proposes a $7,500 tax credit for CDL-A truck drivers
Lawmakers have issued a proposal that seeks to strengthen the U.S. supply chain by offering tax incentives up to $7,500 to help the trucking industry retain drivers.
The bipartisan “Strengthening Supply Chains through Truck Driver Incentives Act” was reintroduced on March 27, 2025, by Reps. Pat Ryan and Zachary Nunn.
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Navigating uncertainty: The power of location intelligence in supply chains Companies can know precise locations of employees, jobs and assets at any given moment
The 20th century witnessed a revolution in supply chain management. Innovations like the automobile, airplane and computer transformed how goods moved, fueling globalization and the rise of multinational corporations. Complex, interconnected supply chains, spanning continents and involving countless stakeholders, became the norm. The latter half of the century saw the introduction of bar code scanners, as well as electronic data interchange and enterprise resource planning systems, enhancing efficiency and visibility. Today, we stand at the cusp of another transformation, driven by digital technologies like cloud computing, AI and blockchain, promising unprecedented levels of agility and resilience.
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FMCSA’s Camire Removed From Website After Brief Appointment Reason for Sudden Departure Has Not Been Publicly Announced
Adrienne Camire’s name has vanished from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration website just two weeks after she was named acting administrator.
Camire was appointed on March 7 to lead the FMCSA. By March 21, the agency had removed all references to her leadership, including a press release announcing her appointment and her name on the agency’s leadership page.
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Trump Team Gives New York 30 Days to End Congestion Tolls MTA and Hochul Reject Demands, Insist Plan Will Move Forward
The Trump administration has reiterated a demand for New York to end its congestion pricing program, providing officials with a 30-day extension to turn off the tolls.
So far, the state and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority have refused to comply with a March 21 deadline to halt the program. MTA CEO Janno Lieber has previously said the program will remain in effect until there is a court decision on the matter.
