The Morning Mile — Saturday, Oct. 17
A $604 million verdict is upheld against C.H. Robinson, DOT pushes back on the CDL-school story, DataQs reforms take effect, and Brent touches $110.
Summarized from CDLWire.
Good morning, drivers. Here is what you need to know to start Saturday, October 17.
Verdict upheld: A Texas judge affirmed the $604,025,000 jury verdict against C.H. Robinson, with about $107 million in pre-judgment interest on top.
DOT pushes back: The department denied AI was used to pick the 110 CDL schools, but did not deny reinstatements — and said reinstatement takes documented proof of corrected violations.
DataQs deadlines: FMCSA's three-stage challenge process is now in effect in all 50 states, with a 21-day initial-decision clock.
Oil at $110: Brent touched $110 a barrel Friday and diesel futures settled at $4.90 a gallon in New York.
Cold and gusty Northeast: The coldest day in months brings 25-40 mph gusts and wet snow to parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast today.
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