National Waste & Recycling Association

NWRA said the new rule will help ensure a safe workplace, while a blanket assumption could result in "confusing and conflicting directives.”

The coalition aims to improve safety on America’s roadways by providing motorists with tools and knowledge to operate safely around large trucks.

The lawsuit challenges a city law that requires more than 20 transfer stations to cut the amount of waste they process.

This is NWRA’s latest attempt to urge the federal government to grant waste and recycling an industry-wide ELD exemption.

So far, 21 states have enacted the law that requires motorists to slow down and move over when approaching certain vehicles.

Award recipients will be honored during NWRA’s Awards Breakfast at WasteExpo 2019.

During Prescription Opioid and Heroin Epidemic Awareness Week, NWRA lauds Senate vote to pass the SUPPORT Act.