As companies are motivated to deploy autonomous trucks as soon as 2024, lawmakers and others are raising safety concerns.

For a few moments, truckers thought they knew FMCSA’s top speed in its speed limiter proposal. Now, they must wait until December.

FMCSA suggested it was going to take action on broker transparency this summer. Now, truckers must wait until late 2024.

A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office exposed problems with FMCSA’s National Consumer Complaint Database.

Julie Su can continue to lead the U.S. Department of Labor even though she doesn’t appear to have the votes for confirmation.

FMCSA said that truck drivers have expressed concerns regarding the transparency and uniformity of requests for data review.

The November edition of State Watch takes a look at various transportation bills in seven statehouses around the country.

New York has approved a system wide tolls increase for 2024. Find out how much they will rise and how you can save money at the gantry.

A Georgia legislative study panel is tasked with coming up with solutions for an inadequate supply of truck drivers in the state.

The Federal Highway Administration announced 200 new truck parking spaces in Laramie, Wyo. Read about the details of the parking.

New York state suspended fuel taxes from June 1 through Dec. 21, 2022. However, local sales and use taxes were not suspended.

Electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles are the topic of efforts in Florida and Wyoming to capture needed transportation revenue.

At an event in South Dakota, DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg, OOIDA President Todd Spencer and others discussed the truck parking crisis.

The topic of truck parking has been brought up several times at the federal level, but is what the government doing enough?

FreightWaves published an article in September that said there was not a driver shortage. Then ATA threw a blog-style tantrum.

California’s Assembly Bill 5 is in violation of the U.S. Constitution, according to the California Trucking Association and OOIDA.

OOIDA held its Fall Board of Directors meeting in September in Joplin, Mo. There, board members also celebrated OOIDA’s 50th anniversary.

TravelCenters of America’s annual campaign generated more than $150,000 for the St. Christopher Truckers Development and Relief Fund.

ATRI is working on a study aimed at identifying barriers that keep women from entering the trucking profession.

There are plenty of examples of AI technology failing. It doesn’t create much confidence in the safety of autonomous trucks.

From the beginning, FMCSA’s CSA program lacked due process. Now, truck drivers have a chance to help correct the program’s flaws.

Rain and severe weather threatened the fan favorite GBATS, but show organizers and attendees trucked on, making this year’s one of the biggest ever.

The Mary Johnston Scholarship has helped children, grandchildren and legal dependents of OOIDA members achieve their higher education goals.

The Transition Trucking award recognizes drivers who have made the transition from active duty military service to the trucking industry.

We’ve heard how drivers feel to be selected for the Shell Rotella SuperRigs calendar. But what about the photographer?

Pilot Flying J’s Road Warrior winners for 2023 are all OOIDA members, including grand prize winner, Don Crouse. Read more about the winners.

Andrew Waits, a driver from Tacoma, Wash., was named Goodyear’s Highway Hero last year for assisting an unconscious motorcyclist.

Throughout the 17 years of the Truckers for Troops campaign, OOIDA and its members have continued to give back even during tough times.

Every year in December, truck drivers help fulfill the mission of Wreaths Across America to remember fallen U.S. military veterans.

Four truck drivers from Werner Enterprises will be tasked with delivering the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree and ornaments to Washington, D.C.

You never have to look far for good looking trucks caught on the lot at 4 State Trucks home of the Chrome Shop Mafia in Joplin, Mo.

Don’t know what to buy the trucker in your life for the holidays? Land Line has you covered with this year’s Cool Gifts guide.

Long-haul trucking is not an easy profession. Being on the road for weeks at a time can take a toll physically and mentally.

This edition of Trucking History includes the Minnesota State Patrol's fatigue enforcement, an OOIDA milestone and more.

Truckers get the blessing, instant karma over a stolen parking spot and a story that’s no bull make up this edition of Slight Detour.

A trucker is rescued, Forbes identifies the worst states for road rage and grants are awarded for truck parking and CDL improvements.

Mack Trucks had a “honey wagon” and other medium-duty trucks available for driving and inspection at a fall event in Wisconsin.

This edition of Maintenance Q&A takes a look at the right way to perform wiring repairs so that they last for the long haul.

Three permits for owner-operators have renewal deadlines of Dec. 31. Learn more about the process and who is required to pay.

So, you owe the IRS a lot of money in taxes. This edition of Trucking & Taxes will help walk you through the entire process.

This edition of Road Law takes a look at the differences between receiving a citation on federal property vs. from a state officer.