OOIDA and individual truckers have provided reasons why they believe a speed limiter mandate would cause more harm than good.

A House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing provided a glimpse into what issues lawmakers will focus on in 2023.

Rep. Troy Nehls worked with the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association to introduce the Trucker Bathroom Access Act.

Before moving forward with a proposal on automated driving systems, FMCSA wants more feedback from industry stakeholders.

OOIDA, AASHTO and some state departments of transportation are speaking out against FMCSA’s proposal to place limits on emergency declarations.

State lawmakers pursue action to grant large trucks permission to perform a maneuver intended to properly navigate through roundabouts.

A Washington panel has advanced a bill to help address concern of professional drivers about restroom access at shippers and consignees.

As concerns continue to grow regarding Connecticut’s new highway use tax, one trucking groups says they considering all their legal options.

CDL holders in Delaware can take advantage of a new online self-certification option through the Delaware DMV.

In this edition of The Parking Zone, the Ohio DOT adds more truck parking, a new truck stop in Nebraska and more.

OOIDA and the California Trucking Association both recently filed motions for preliminary injunctions against California’s AB5.

Is there a link between truck driver pay and highway safety? Many experts say there is and relayed that information to a committee.

Traffic fatalities went down in the first nine months of 2022 when compared to the previous year, according to NHTSA.

The Trucking Alliance was denied in its request to include hair testing in the FMCSA’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. It’s not over though.

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is warning truckers of potential scams. Don’t pay more than you have to.

The U.S. DOT announced in February that it was releasing $800 million toward infrastructure projects aimed at improving safety.

By the end of April, Canada’s electronic logging device mandate will take effect in Quebec. Most of Canada started enforcement Jan. 1.

On Jan. 18, the Women in Trucking Association announced Jennifer Hedrick as incoming president and chief executive officer for the association.

A report from NTSB found that while alcohol is most often detected alone, cannabis was often detected with alcohol or other drugs.

Before changing a rule, FMCSA needs sufficient data. Without even knowing it, the agency conducted a pilot program on the hours of service.

FMCSA is considering mandating speed limiters on heavy-duty trucks. Thousands of truckers oppose the potential requirement.

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has won countless legal battles involving truckers’ rights over the last 50 years.

The idea of self-driving trucks is fashionable these days. But what’s the truth? Well, find out directly from a self-driving truck.

The Mid-America Trucking Show is right around the corner. Here’s everything you need to know to get ready for MATS 2023.

Last year, the Mid-America Trucking Show celebrated its 50th anniversary. For the 2023 version of MATS, it’s OOIDA’s turn.

Aussie Kingdom brings the Australian outback to events across the country in a semitruck driven by company president Carolyn Lantz.

Being in the right place at the right time was the key to Keith Woltman acquiring one of the most unique trucks on the road today.

The 2023 Mother’s Day Convoy for Make-A-Wish Philadelphia, Delaware and Susquehanna Valley will be May 14 in Manheim, Pa.

Take a look at the hard working, eye-catching trucks caught on the lot at 4 State Trucks home of the Chrome Shop Mafia in Joplin, Mo.

March is an exciting month for OOIDA's tour trailer, the Spirit of the American Trucker, as it will be at the Mid-America Trucking Show.

In this edition of Trucking History, find out about prices of CB radios in the 1970s, OOIDA's new Western Star tour truck and more.

As luck would have it, this edition of Slight Detour celebrates the tales – both good and bad – of a few “lucky” truckers.

ROSES to new online certification and move over rules. RAZZBERRIES for several recent scams aimed at professional truck drivers.

For carriers, dealing with a broker can come with a number of concerns. Here are some ways to spot issues before they become a problem.

Western Star’s 57X is an even more edgy-looking ride than its predecessor, the 5700 XE. Production started in 2023.

Preventive maintenance is essential to the health of your truck and engine. Travel Centers of America has tips on what you need to know.

As more states legalize marijuana, navigating the rules can be tricky for truck drivers. A recent court case highlights the issue.

Do you really want to pay more taxes than you legally have to? Trucking & Taxes takes a look at the importance of planning.