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Truckers Are in No Hurry to Have Their Hours Tracked

Drivers worry about lost income with a December rule requiring electronic logs. Electronic logs are aimed at enforcing a limit of 11 hours of driving during a 14-hour on-duty stretch. (WSJ)-Federal and state officials have given truckers until December to install electronic monitors that track their time on the road. The new

Aero Contractors to seek free trade status-FG

Lagos Nigeria,  Aero Contractors through its Managing Director, Captain Ado Sanusi said the airline will approach the federal government to grant it Free Trade Zone status to enable it effectively carry out C – check maintenance on airplanes at its facilities. The Airline yesterday received certification from the Nigerian Civil Aviation

FAAN moves to end power outage at Lagos airport

•Re-cabling of airport has Commenced (Nigerian Tribune) -The incessant power outage at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos may soon become history as the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) is already making moves to change the old cables at the airport to new ones. In an exclusive interview with the General Manager,

Why Self-Driving Trucks May Come Before Taxi Service

Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan, equipped with Waymo's self-driving technology. Source: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles   Waymo CEO predicts Self-Driving Trucks May Come Before Taxi Service Alphabet arm exploring "goods transportation" and ride-hailing Krafcik says Ford and GM could still partner with Waymo   Bloomberg - Alphabet Inc.’s driverless vehicle technology may come to market first in

Seaports Prepare to Reopen After Irma

Several Southeast seaports that shut down ahead of Hurricane Irma say they will be able to reopen in the next 48 hours, allowing badly needed shipments of fuel, food and other goods to make their way into the region. Half-dozen major ports, including facilities in Tampa, Miami, and Savannah, suspended operations over the

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