Motorcycles are cutting through traffic, states take sides
Lane filtering and lane splitting are changing across the country. Here’s what truckers need to know about the new rules.
Lane filtering and lane splitting are changing across the country. Here’s what truckers need to know about the new rules.
Should a state line change where truckers can legally carry a gun? One driver is asking the Supreme Court to hear his concealed carry challenge.
Truckers believe safety is improved when they have control over determining when they are tired and when it is safe to drive.
More than 20 states are suing the DOT and DHS over an attempt to obtain CDL data. Find out what a federal judge had to...
Attorneys for the DOT asked a federal court to reject a motion that would block FMCSA from obtaining CDL information.
Oregon voters sent a clear message on taxes. Now state officials must find another way to pay for roads, bridges and transportation.
Flying cars may sound like The Jetsons, but Pennsylvania lawmakers are already working on rules for such vehicles.
Nearly half the states are suing the DOT and DHS for the seizure of driver records. The DOT responded that the data is basic and...
FMCSA characterized an agricultural-related shortage as urgent in issuing a waiver in more than 30 states.
This month’s edition of State Watch takes a look at transportation pursuits in eight statehouses around the nation.
Let’s take a glance at trucking history for the month of May. Our first item goes all the way back to the days of the...
Is it safe for heavy-duty electric trucks to haul hazardous materials? What are the regulatory gaps that need to be addressed?
Tens of millions of dollars are at stake for states that don’t follow FMCSA's rules over non-domiciled CDLs. New York messed around and found out.
North Dakota announced it has received permission from FMCSA to resume issuing non-domiciled CDLs. Find out who the other eight states are.
Truck parking in Northwest Indiana is being studied, but the real story depends on driver input. Participation may determine what gets built.
States are split on autonomous trucks, with some opening the door and others hitting the brakes over safety and jobs.
A nationwide truck parking shortage is forcing state lawmakers to act with new plans and funding proposals.
States are rolling out new tech to slow down reckless drivers. Speed limiters may soon cap how fast some cars can go.
The fight over autonomous trucks is back – and state lawmakers across the country are back at the drawing board.
Traffic fatalities fell last year even as Americans drove more. Will the downward trend continue? Find out what the latest report says.
Illinois could lose millions of dollars in highway funding if it does not clean up non-domiciled CDLs fast. Find out what’s at stake.
An emergency waiver was recently extended to give truckers hours-of-service relief due to winter weather in nearly 40 states.
FMCSA wanted feedback about non-domiciled CDLs, and trucking industry stakeholders delivered. Find out who is saying what about the issue.
Fuel taxes rise, backlash follows. State lawmakers look to undo tax hikes or stop fuel prices from climbing.
Emergency declarations over fuel supply concerns have been in place since late 2025. FMCSA recently extended regional emergencies.