On this edition of The Fellers From J.J. Keller, host Jimmy Mac talks with Josh Lovan about two major topics affecting professional drivers across the country.

First, they break down NRII (National Registry Integration II), the FMCSA rule modernizing how medical certification data is transmitted between examiners, states, and federal systems. Josh explains what’s changed, what’s delayed, and what drivers need to know about carrying medical cards during the transition period.

Then, the conversation turns to the FMCSA’s emergency action on non-domiciled CDLs. Josh outlines the new eligibility requirements, how the recent federal audit exposed gaps in state compliance, and what these rules mean for non-U.S. citizens working legally in the trucking industry.

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In this episode, host Jimmy Mac sits down with Josh Lovan from J.J. Keller & Associates — one of the industry’s most trusted names in safety and compliance — to dig deep into what it really means to create a culture of safety within a trucking company.

Josh shares his firsthand experiences as a former Director of Safety & Security, where he implemented progressive discipline policies, introduced innovative dash camera technology, and helped reduce accidents by more than 15% in the first year.

They also discuss how driver engagement, leadership accountability, and modern safety training can transform company culture, reduce injuries, and build trust between drivers and management.

If you’re in trucking leadership, safety, or operations — this conversation is a masterclass in how to make safety a core company value rather than a compliance checkbox.

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Host: Jimmy Mac

Guest: Josh Lovan, J.J. Keller & Associates

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It’s the end of an era on RadioNemo. Host Jimmy Mac welcomes Tom Bray, Senior Industry Business Advisor at J.J. Keller & Associates, for his final appearance before retirement. Since 2016, Tom has been a trusted voice for truckers nationwide, and today he delivers one last deep dive into one of the most important topics in trucking: Hours-of-Service regulations.

Tom takes us on a journey from the 1935 Motor Carrier Act through every major change in HOS rules — including exemptions, personal conveyance debates, the rise of electronic logging devices, and proposed updates on the horizon.

With decades of experience and insider knowledge, Tom shares not only the “how” but the “why” behind the regulations that keep drivers safe and the roads running.

From the early days of paper logs to the digital age of ELDs, and from strict limits to controversial exemptions, this is the most comprehensive on-air history lesson you’ll ever get on Hours-of-Service. Plus, Tom reflects on his career, the changes he’s witnessed, and what he hopes to see in the future of trucking safety.