Truckers’ wish for wiggle room could be answered through pilot program
Truckers believe safety is improved when they have control over determining when they are tired and when it is safe to drive.
By Mark Schremmer | August 27, 2026
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Federal, News
News, State
States are betting on cameras. Drivers could pay the price
States are expanding automated enforcement with red-light and speed cameras. See where the cameras are spreading.
By Keith Goble | August 27, 2026
News
Laredo Bridge Changes Target Cargo Delays
New bridge policies in Laredo aim to keep cross-border freight moving while cutting delays caused by commercial-vehicle U-turns.
By Land Line Media | August 27, 2026
State, News
DOT videos seek to improve road safety
To address road safety, one state department of transportation has provided a video refresher on state traffic laws.
By Land Line Media | August 27, 2026
Opinion
Still waiting: Broker transparency proposal yet to drop
FMCSA’s broker transparency proposal is nearly two months past its target date. But truckers have been waiting much longer than that.
By Mark Schremmer | August 26, 2026
News
Freight recovery may not be long-term
Positive trends have materialized across the freight market in recent months. There are still questions to be answered.
By SJ Munoz | August 26, 2026
News, Safety & Security
Less than 6% of drivers placed out of service during International Roadcheck
Results from this year’s International Roadcheck are in, and drivers passed with flying colors. Here are the top violations inspectors found.
By Ryan Witkowski | August 26, 2026
News, State
Is California driving down the cost of electric trucks?
Electric trucks cost more than diesel models. California lawmakers want public money to help close the gap.
By Keith Goble | August 26, 2026
News, Federal
Time running out for truckers to shape EPA truck emission rule
Truckers have only days left to weigh in on truck emission changes that offer relief in one area while rolling back protections in another.
By Tyson Fisher | August 25, 2026
News
Trucking has problems. Which one tops your list?
Fuel prices. Truck parking. Freight fraud. Truck driver wages. These are all big issues in the trucking industry, but which should top the list?
By Mark Schremmer | August 25, 2026
News, Truck Parking
30 minutes over truck parking limit cost one driver $9,000
A massive bill tied to truck parking enforcement is putting Charlotte, N.C.’s predatory towing practices back under scrutiny.
By Tyson Fisher | August 25, 2026
News
Texas county reminding drivers of truck ban
Central Texas authorities are addressing failures to comply with “no thru truck” ordinances, particularly in industrial zones.
By Land Line Media | August 25, 2026
Federal, News
STOP Act puts states on notice over CDL issuance
A proposed bill looks to hold states accountable for issuing non-domiciled CDLs. Failing to comply would result in a loss of FMCSA funding.
By Ryan Witkowski | August 24, 2026
Federal, News, Courts
Federal judge sides with states in CDL data lawsuit
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 say.
By Mark Schremmer | August 24, 2026
News, State, Tolls
A $4.95 toll becomes $9.50 for some trucks in New Hampshire
New Hampshire lawmakers overrode a veto to raise tolls. Some truckers will see rates nearly double starting in 2027.
By Keith Goble | August 24, 2026
News, State, Tolls
Indiana Toll Road alert: closures, truck parking and a scam
Several Indiana Toll Road projects will keep toll plazas and a key truck parking lot closed. Here are the dates and detours drivers need to know.
By Land Line Media | August 24, 2026
News, Breaking
ATA’s Chris Spear steps down as president and CEO
Chris Spear, the longtime leader of the American Trucking Associations, has vacated his role. ATA confirmed the departure Aug. 21.
By Mark Schremmer | August 21, 2026
Federal, News
Truckers tell FMCSA that English proficiency is about safety
Truckers are speaking out in support of a proposed rule that would place violators of English-proficiency regulations out of service.
By Mark Schremmer | August 21, 2026
News, State
States target English-proficiency gaps
From California to Pennsylvania, states are taking different approaches to English CDL rules. Here’s what truck drivers need to know.
By Keith Goble | August 21, 2026
Federal, News, Courts
DOT pushes back in states’ lawsuit, saying CDL data needed for oversight
Attorneys for the DOT asked a federal court to reject a motion that would block FMCSA from obtaining CDL information.
By Mark Schremmer | August 21, 2026
News, State, Tolls
Tolls going up on Kansas Turnpike
A plan to improve the Kansas Turnpike includes an increase in toll rates. Find out how much more it will cost.
By Land Line Media | August 21, 2026
State, News
Did NYC congestion pricing deliver? New report raises questions
Traffic is down, but a new report is raising questions about whether congestion pricing delivered everything New York officials promised.
By Tyson Fisher | August 20, 2026
News
Truckers, safety groups sound alarm about HOS exemption requests
Several companies seek hours-of-service exemptions from FMCSA. Find out what truckers and safety groups had to say.
By Mark Schremmer | August 20, 2026
News, Truck Shows
Future uncertain for annual Make-A-Wish convoy
An annual convoy has raised over $10 million for Make-A-Wish. After 38 years, it’s at risk of being canceled if they don’t find a new home.
By Ryan Witkowski | August 20, 2026
News, State
Arizona voters could slam the brakes on mileage taxes
Paying by the mile could be off the table in Arizona. Voters will decide whether to ban mileage taxes this fall.
By Keith Goble | August 20, 2026