EPA revises truck emission rules, but did it go far enough?
EPA is making changes to a 2023 truck emission rule criticized by the trucking industry. Some, but not all, of the changes are good for truckers.
By Tyson Fisher | July 10, 2026
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Federal, News
Federal, News, Equipment
Can FMCSA actually fix the ELD system?
Feds revoke another round of electronic logging devices. It’s all part of FMCSA’s focus on cleaning up the ELD list.
By Ryan Witkowski | July 10, 2026
Federal, News
NHTSA scolds autonomous developers
Recent high-profile incidents involving autonomous vehicles have prompted the federal government to tell AV developers to get it together.
By SJ Munoz | July 10, 2026
News, State, Tolls
Governor blocks toll hike that would have hit truckers hard
Some truckers were facing tolls that nearly doubled. New Hampshire’s governor slammed the brakes on the plan.
By Keith Goble | July 10, 2026
Federal, News
AEB rulemaking to resume after FMCSA, NHTSA hit the brakes
A final rule mandating automatic emergency braking systems on heavy vehicles was expected in 2025. Find out what the administration is planning next.
By Mark Schremmer | July 09, 2026
Federal, News, Courts
The rise and fall of truck driver prevailing wages under Davis-Bacon
A fight over prevailing wages for truck drivers has come to an end after a decade of back-and-forth between White House administrations
By Tyson Fisher | July 09, 2026
News, Fuel prices
Fuel, oil price rebound could be short-lived
The Energy Information Administration has updated its outlook for fuel, oil prices and more.
By SJ Munoz | July 09, 2026
News, State
Cargo thieves are on the hunt. States are finally hitting back
Cargo theft is rising nationwide. Lawmakers are responding with tougher penalties, new task forces and stronger protections for truckers.
By Keith Goble | July 09, 2026
Federal, News
New English-proficiency proposal expected soon
Since last year, thousands of out-of-service orders have been issued to violators of English-proficiency regs. Will the rule be strengthened?
By Mark Schremmer | July 08, 2026
Federal, News, Truck Parking
Truck parking payoff: Five states cash in on $62M in grant funding
The U.S. DOT is throwing more money behind truck parking projects. Find out where that money will go and what improvements will be made.
By Land Line Media | July 08, 2026
News, State, Fuel prices
Truckers need a break. Some states deliver, others don’t
Fuel prices continue to climb, and several states are cutting fuel taxes to help drivers and truckers save money at the pump.
By Keith Goble | July 08, 2026
News
New freight link in Georgia
Freight movement to and from one Georgia port is expected to improve significantly in the near future.
By Land Line Media | July 08, 2026
News, Federal
Long-awaited broker transparency proposal almost here
Truckers have been waiting years for FMCSA to address the lack of broker transparency. The agency says a proposal is on its way.
By Mark Schremmer | July 07, 2026
News, Courts
Can brokers trust FMCSA safety ratings? New C.H. Robinson case raises questions
C.H. Robinson may have lost at the Supreme Court, but another broker liability fight could have even broader implications for the industry.
By Tyson Fisher | July 07, 2026
News
Traffic headache lingers in Show Me State
Traffic in one Missouri city continues to be altered after a massive sinkhole opened, closing major interstates.
By Land Line Media | July 07, 2026
News, Crime
Rolling contraband: Agents bust tractor-trailer in Tennessee
A tractor-trailer loaded with drugs, guns and money was headed for Nashville. Agents issued a warrant and seized the items.
By Land Line Media | July 07, 2026
News
Freight rates are booming. So why are trucking jobs disappearing?
Trucking jobs continue to vanish despite the strongest freight rates in years. Find out what's driving the disconnect.
By Tyson Fisher | July 06, 2026
Crime, News
ICE files detainer against truck driver in fatal trooper crash
According to the Department of Homeland Security, the truck driver involved in a crash that killed a state trooper was in the U.S. illegally.
By Mark Schremmer | July 06, 2026
News, Courts
Trucking group sues New York City
A trucking group and its members have filed a lawsuit over a city law they say targets truckers specifically.
By SJ Munoz | July 06, 2026
News, Crime
Eight charged in cargo theft bust
Prosecutors in New York have charged eight individuals for roles in a cargo theft scheme. The crew allegedly stole at least $10 million in freight.
By Ryan Witkowski | July 06, 2026
Federal, News
EPA guidance delivers truckers’ right to repair
New guidance from the EPA emphasizes that vehicle owners – including truckers – should have the right to repair.
By Mark Schremmer | July 02, 2026
Federal, News
Motus mishaps lead to pause on biennial update enforcement
Since FMCSA’s new registration system, known as Motus, launched in May, many truckers have reported bumps in the road.
By Land Line Media | July 02, 2026
News, Crime
High-value cargo in the crosshairs this Independence Day
Holidays increase the risk of cargo theft. Find out what thieves are targeting and where they’re most likely to strike.
By Ryan Witkowski | July 02, 2026
Truck Shows, Features
Annual trucker celebration set for July 9-11
The annual Walcott Truckers Jamboree will feature exhibits, concerts and much more. About 46,000 attended the 2025 show in Iowa.
By Land Line Media | July 02, 2026
News, Courts
Truck driver scores second court win in criminal history discrimination case
A truck driver’s case over criminal history discrimination could affect how employers handle second-chance applicants in one state.
By Tyson Fisher | July 02, 2026