The spring road weight restrictions for Canadian provinces and territories can be found at the links below.
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March 5, 2014
February 3, 2014
Do you agree with the FMCSA Published 34-Hour Reset Field Study?
The recently published 34-hour reset field study on the FMCSA website. The press release highlights their key conclusions based on a sample of 106 drivers (44 local, 26 regional, and 36 over-the-road).
Scientific inferences being promoted as conclusions from the study include:
While the study is interesting, the sample size is quite small and controlled, representing less that 0.001% of the registered commercial vehicles in the U.S. Additionally, the conclusions are more inference than fact based. As we read through the 52-page study, the language became less definitive and more opinion than fact.
We feel that broader and more independent studies need to be conducted that are not sponsored by the FMCSA as a public relations strategy to validate the claims used to promote the 34-hour reset rule decision.
Scientific inferences being promoted as conclusions from the study include:
- Less fatigue,
- Deviated from their lane less, and
- Fewer accidents and injuries.
While the study is interesting, the sample size is quite small and controlled, representing less that 0.001% of the registered commercial vehicles in the U.S. Additionally, the conclusions are more inference than fact based. As we read through the 52-page study, the language became less definitive and more opinion than fact.
We feel that broader and more independent studies need to be conducted that are not sponsored by the FMCSA as a public relations strategy to validate the claims used to promote the 34-hour reset rule decision.
October 29, 2013
Three reasons why to automate your exisiting process
It seems like everyone has the secret recipe to improve your business. The consulting and software market is full of great ideas and reports that will make you the next operations guru.
But what if your current process is doing the job, then what? Here are three reason why automating your existing process makes sense.
1. You know your business better than anyone.
2. Your process works great. Automation takes out the manual labor, but keeps your system in place.
3. Everyone has different compliance and regulations; a software solution that focuses on your business needs, trims the software bloat.
But what if your current process is doing the job, then what? Here are three reason why automating your existing process makes sense.
1. You know your business better than anyone.
2. Your process works great. Automation takes out the manual labor, but keeps your system in place.
3. Everyone has different compliance and regulations; a software solution that focuses on your business needs, trims the software bloat.
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