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News, Safety & Security
Higher truck driver pay linked to fewer crashes
A researcher’s body of work has quantified what truckers have intuitively known for decades: Better truck driver pay will lead to safer highways.
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Podcast: Efforts designed to combat highway protests
A handful of states are considering measures that are meant to deter protesters from exercising their First Amendment rights on highways.
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Federal, News
AEB light vehicle rule approaches finish line
The White House Office of Management and Budget has completed the review of a final rule to mandate AEBs for new light vehicles.
News, State
Colorado Senate panel advances revised commercial vehicle rules bill
A Colorado Senate committee advanced a bill to implement additional rules for commercial vehicles traveling in the state.
News, Safety & Security
Higher truck driver pay linked to fewer crashes
A researcher’s body of work has quantified what truckers have intuitively known for decades: Better truck driver pay will lead to safer highways.
Opinion
More holes poked into ATA’s driver shortage claims
ATA’s truck driver shortage claims have been going on for decades. The narrative, however, has taken several hits recently.
Crime & Courts, News
Thieves steal $30k in crab legs – leave driver injured – during recent cargo theft
A driver was injured during the latest cargo theft in Philadelphia. Here’s what police are telling truckers to do if they become a victim.
News, Truck Parking
FMCSA updates Key Bridge truck parking plan
Truck parking issues following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge are being analyzed and addressed by federal and state agencies.
News, State
Colorado legislature advances local authority to set idling rules
Providing local governments with authority to set vehicle idling rules is the subject of a bill headed to the Colorado governor.
News
Canadian insurance association highlights need for stronger driver training standards
Many Canadian provinces have stronger truck driver training rules than the U.S., but a report suggests they still leave new drivers ill-prepared.
Federal, News
Senators urge NHTSA to regulate autonomous vehicles
Referencing numerous high-profile crashes, a group of senators want to see more oversight of autonomous vehicles at the federal level.
Crime & Courts, News, Safety & Security
Utah police looking for 3 men suspected in scam targeting truckers
A scam targeting truckers has police in Utah turning to the public for help. Here’s what you need to know to avoid being a victim.