THE TRUCKER'S WEEKLY Who is heading to Canada? If you are and you happen to have your pup with you, make sure you have your pup's documents! More below... Trucker’s Update 🛑 25% fee increases for 2025: Peterson Manufacturing 🐶 CDC’s new dog rules: Impacting drivers crossing U.S.-Canada border with dogs. ⚖️ In the News: Chevron changes and shifts in the trucking industry Navigating New Trucking Regulations Presented By: Peterson Manufacturing FMCSA announces 25% fee increase for 2025. With the new trucking rules kicking in, you might see more fees and tighter inspections. To get ready for the new trucking regulations, here are a few handy tips: • Review the New Rules: Stay updated with the latest information on fees and inspection requirements to avoid surprises. • Budget Accordingly: Set aside a budget for the potential increase in fees to keep your operations running smoothly. • Pre-Inspection Checks: Regularly inspect your truck to ensure everything is in top condition. This can help you avoid penalties during new, more rigorous inspections. • Stay Organized: Keep all your paperwork and records in order, as tighter regulations might require more documentation. • Seek Pro Advice: Consult a transportation expert if you need clarity to help you stay compliant. Staying proactive and informed can make a big difference in smoothly navigating these changes. TOP STORIES THIS WEEK 🐕 New Rules for Dogs Crossing the Border There was a recent scare where dogs without proper checks took a disease to Canada. So, there's a new policy from the CDC that might change things up for truckers who cross the border with their dogs. Starting soon, if you’re crossing the border over to Canada, your dog will need a certified vet’s note that they're in good health to keep any diseases out. Make sure your furry companion's paperwork is ready. Here’s what you will need: vaccination proof, health care certification and a fresh inspection sticker registering your dog with a microchip. ⚖️ Chevron Change Shakes Trucking Rules There's talk about ditching the Chevron deference, which is a fancy way of saying that courts might stop just going along with what federal agencies like the FMCSA say when the rules aren’t clear. This could mean stricter reviews of trucking regulations and possibly more legal battles over how the rules are applied. Keep an eye on this, as it could change how regulations are enforced, making things a bit more complicated for those on the roads and in the shops. What the truck? What do you think about these driverless yard trucks? FinditParts Blog FinditParts FinditParts, Inc. 11858 La Grange Ave, Suite 202 Los Angeles, CA 90025 Prices and product availability are subject to change. Free Shipping: Available for orders over $200 consisting of items marked "eligible for free shipping." Applies only to ground shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Exclusions: Oversized or overweight items, including brake drums and fuel tanks, don’t qualify for free shipping. These will be shipped via LTL freight with possible additional fees. If you are no longer interested in receiving emails from us you can