TAM News

Instructional Video: What drivers need to know about COVID-19

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Free video course – COVID 19: What Drivers Need To Know helps drivers understand the impact of and work and stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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How to qualify for COVID-19 CARES Act loan and grant options

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There are many ways that companies will be able to tap into federal assistance through the CARES Act.

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Massachusetts RMV to host COVID-19 webinar April 1

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The RMV is hosting a COVID-19 webinar with updated information for TAM one Wednesday, April 1 at 1:30 p.m. ET.

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TAM launches United Way campaign

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Your donation will go directly to the United Way to help needy families across Massachusetts during the COVID-19 crisis.

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CDC self-quarantine guidance for greater NYC transportation & delivery workers

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On March 26, the CDC clarified their guidance concerning transportation and delivery workers who had traveled through, or work in the area.

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RMV enforcing no walk-in policy

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While the RMV has instituted a no walk-in policy please keep in mind the following regarding commercial and CDL activities.

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Survey: Research to quantify trucking impacts from COVID-19

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The American Transportation Research Institute is encouraging TAM members and commercial drivers to complete a survey concerning COVID-19 impacts.

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Self-quarantine suggested for those who traveled through NYC

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White House officials urged anyone leaving the New York City metropolitan area to self-isolate and monitor themselves carefully for 14 days.

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60-day extension applied to CDL medical certificates

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CDL Medical Certificates (Med Certs) that have expired or will expire after March 1st will have a 60-day extension applied.

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Massachusetts orders non-essential businesses closed

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Gov. Baker has issued an emergency order. Non-essential businesses must close physical workspaces and facilities to customers, workers and the public.

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