The Morning Mile — Monday, Oct. 26
Mexico's stoppage begins split, first snow crosses the Rockies and Plains with Wyoming wind due Tuesday, Volvo recalls VNL cabs over structural bolts, and a driver with about 170 beer bottles in the cab faces arraignment today.
Summarized from CDLWire.
Good morning, drivers. Here is what you need to know to start Monday, October 26.
Mexico's stoppage starts split: Most transport organizations accepted Segob's dialogue table and the ministry calls CANACAR's refusal 'inexplicable,' but more than 5,000 trucks in Coahuila's Región Centro and 120 transporters in Sonora back the call, and Tlaxcala runs a one-lane mobilization today.
First snow, then wind: Snow crosses parts of seven Rockies and Plains states Monday — several inches possible in the Black Hills, mostly slush below — with overnight slush freezing into ruts Tuesday as Wyoming gusts reach 60 mph.
Volvo VNL recall: Certain 2025-2026 VNL (4) trucks may have loose or missing cab structural bolts under NHTSA campaign 26V677; VINs are searchable now, the dealer inspection is free, and owner letters are expected Dec. 14.
Arraignment today: A Texas driver arrested in Bow, New Hampshire, after police say they found about 170 beer bottles in his cab faces a subsequent-offense DWI charge in Concord court today.
That's the mile. Drive safe — full stories are on the homepage.
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