
In a rare move, the federal government is proposing to dictate the punishment for truckers who cannot meet the English-proficiency regulations.
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OOIDA has the receipts. In the May 2025 issue of Land Line, we detail the testimony of OOIDA Executive Vice President Lewie Pugh's before Congress. He told Congress what truckers needed action on. Fast forward to May 2026, the highway bill reflects that.
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Clearing the first of many hurdles, truckers are seeing the most "pro-trucker" Highway Bill being considered by Congress. Read what OOIDA's dedication to the fight for truckers' rights led to in this critical piece of legislation that will shape trucking for years.
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During a House committee hearing, and following a number of high-profile fatal and serious crashes involving non-domiciled CDL holders, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy explained the reasoning for new CDL restrictions and what the DOT plans to do.
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READ MORE CURRENT NEWSIn a rare move, the federal government is proposing to dictate the punishment for truckers who cannot meet the English-proficiency regulations.
A longtime truck parking advocate in Congress brought industry and government leaders together to confront the crisis in his own district.
Road safety is the focus of a strategy that the U.S. Department of Transportation plans to implement.
Five more ELDs have been placed on the revoked list by FMCSA. Here’s the latest on the agency’s effort to crack down on non-compliant devices.
Signs announcing paid truck parking at service plazas caught Connecticut drivers by surprise. Just weeks later, the signs are gone.