Challenges in the U.S. Trucking Industry Due to Mexican Truckers Using B-1 Visas

U.S. trucking companies are facing challenges from Mexican truckers who use B-1 visas to take delivery contracts, leading to concerns about wage competition, illegal activities, and safety issues. The influx of foreign drivers is attributed to Biden's border chief's pro-migration policies. Tightening standards and enforcement are being advocated as a solution.

Driverless Trucks Deployment by Aurora in Texas

Aurora deploys driverless trucks in Texas, raising questions about safety, reliability, and the future of the trucking industry. Safety protocols include high-resolution cameras, radar, and lidar. Labor unions and associations express concerns about job displacement and safety. Federal regulation and independent safety assessments are key issues. Autonomous trucks offer benefits like increased efficiency but also pose risks. Need for support for workers affected by the transition.

Sen. JD Vance's Remarks on Energy and the American Trucking Industry

Sen. JD Vance criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris' stance on electric vehicle mandates and highlights differences in policy during a campaign stop in Pennsylvania.

Biden Administration's Regulations on Emissions from Heavy-Duty Vehicles

The Biden administration has finalized regulations targeting emissions from heavy-duty vehicles, aiming for more zero-emission trucks and buses by 2032. The regulations have received pushback from the trucking industry and energy producers.