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SBTC faces uphill battle in bid to strip New York, California of CDL authority, experts say

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By Noi Mahoney Verified
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The Small Business in Transportation Coalition (SBTC) has sharpened its legal arguments in its effort to force the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to decertify the commercial driver's license (CDL) programs of New York and California. However, transportation experts say the unprecedented lawsuit faces long odds.
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OOIDA urges House to vote on Dalilah’s Law after deadly Pennsylvania crash Original

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By Noi Mahoney Verified
| FreightWaves Verified
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) is urging House Speaker Mike Johnson to bring Dalilah’s Law to the House floor, stating Congress should permanently codify recent federal reforms restricting non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses.
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Navistar defeats $16.5M lawsuit over delayed truck deliveries Original

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By Noi Mahoney Verified
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A Michigan federal jury has sided with engine and truck manufacturer Navistar, rejecting a $16.5 million lawsuit brought by GLS LeasCo and Central Transport. GLS LeasCo and Central Transport alleged Navistar’s delayed truck deliveries caused millions in lost resale value and higher operating costs during one of the hottest used-truck markets in history.
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