Senate Votes to Block California Gas Car Ban — What It Means for Trucking
In a significant move, the U.S. Senate recently voted to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s approval of California’s plan to ban new gas-powered cars […]
State Troopers are Collaborating to Enhance Enforcement of Move-Over Laws
Law enforcement agencies in Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Oklahoma are teaming up for a special traffic enforcement event focused on a simple but […]
How Independent Truckers Can Save on Insurance
Truck insurance is a necessary expense that every truck owner has to pay, often making it one of the biggest costs after the truck payment […]
The Great Egg Heist: A Growing Concern for Cargo Security
A recent incident in Pennsylvania has shed light on the growing concern of cargo theft, with thieves making off with approximately 100,000 eggs valued at […]
New Cargo Thief Tactics – Jumping On
Cargo theft is on the rise, with criminals employing increasingly sophisticated tactics to exploit vulnerabilities in freight transport. According to Overhaul, a leading supply chain […]
Revolutionizing Roadside Safety: FMCSA’s New Study on Modern Warning Devices for Truckers
The trucking industry is no stranger to innovation, but when it comes to roadside safety, the rules of the road have remained largely unchanged for […]
The Debate Over Speed Limiters: Why the Trucking Industry Is Pushing Back
The trucking industry is raising alarms about the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) proposed mandate to require speed limiters on heavy-duty commercial motor vehicles […]
Shell Starship 3.0: Shaping the Future of Trucking with New Technology
Shell is changing the game in the trucking industry with its Shell Starship Initiative. This project tests new, energy-efficient truck designs and technologies that could […]
Teamsters Strike Against Amazon Highlights Complex Labor Relationships
A recent strike initiated by the Teamsters union targeting Amazon facilities has shed light on the intricate labor dynamics between Amazon, its delivery network, and […]
November 18th – 178,000 CDLs Scheduled For Downgrades
Starting Monday, November 18, over 178,000 truck drivers and other CDL holders who are in “prohibited” status in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) […]