Trucking’s coercion problem
Has your trucking company ever tried to coerce you into driving past your hours or to do something unsafe? Learn about FMCSA’s Coercion Rule.
By Mark Schremmer | May 06, 2026
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Law enforcement warns against heavier trucks
A group of law enforcement veterans recently addressed lawmakers, providing their take on truck size and weight limits.
By SJ Munoz | May 06, 2026
Uncategorized, News, State
States tighten truck driver rules
States are cracking down on truck drivers with tougher rules on testing and enforcement. Drivers who fail could face fines, bans or worse.
By Keith Goble | May 06, 2026
News, Courts, Crime
Man sentenced for Bluetooth CDL scam
A man participated in a CDL scheme by feeding answers to the exam via a Bluetooth device. One problem: he was giving the answers to an undercover agent.
By Mark Schremmer | May 06, 2026
News, Truck Parking
Truck Parking Zone: Spots and setbacks
The push for more truck parking earned a win earlier this year with a bill passing through Congress. What else is being done to end the crisis?
By Tyson Fisher | May 06, 2026
News
DOT reflects on mission to clean up trucking
The U.S. Department of Transportation is taking a bit of a victory lap for its efforts to clean up the trucking industry.
By Mark Schremmer | May 05, 2026
Uncategorized
Georgia city banning truck traffic
Truck traffic will be banned on part of the Coastal Highway in Georgia in the coming months.
By Land Line Media | May 05, 2026
Federal, News, Safety & Security, Crime
FBI sounds the alarm about ‘cyber-enabled’ cargo theft
The FBI is tracking a recent surge in cyber-enabled cargo theft. Here’s what the Bureau is telling carriers to do to avoid becoming victims.
By Land Line Media | May 05, 2026
News, State
Told ‘no’ too often – bill fights for truckers’ restroom access
New Hampshire lawmakers want to end a common problem: truckers being denied restroom access while working.
By Keith Goble | May 05, 2026
News
DOT takes new route in congestion pricing battle with New York
A ruling in March favored New York in its lawsuit with DOT over congestion pricing. However, the Trump administration isn’t ending its fight.
By Mark Schremmer | May 04, 2026
News, State
Missouri lawmakers push speed limit hike and truck crackdown
First speed limit change in Missouri in decades comes with tougher truck rules, fines and license crackdowns.
By Keith Goble | May 04, 2026
Opinion
FMCSA, don’t go down the self-certification road again
Self-certification in the trucking industry has failed multiple times. Are they really going to risk it again with driverless trucks?
By Mark Schremmer | May 04, 2026
News
California DMVs adopt new AV rules
The testing and deployment of heavy-duty autonomous vehicles will be covered by new AV regulations in the Golden State.
By SJ Munoz | May 04, 2026
News
Oregon trucking platform updated
An online platform used for trucking business in Oregon has been modernized for a better user experience, officials said.
By Land Line Media | May 04, 2026
News
A better road ahead for the freight economy?
It’s been a tough four-plus years for freight and the larger trucking economy. Will the rest of 2026 provide more promise?
By SJ Munoz | May 01, 2026
Federal, OOIDA, News
OOIDA warns of loopholes in independent contractor rule
Truck drivers are supporting a new independent contractor rule, but loopholes could leave room for exploitation, including speed limiters.
By Tyson Fisher | May 01, 2026
Crime, News
ICE arrests truck driver involved in crash that killed newlyweds
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has detained a truck driver who had been charged in a crash that killed a pair of newlyweds.
By Mark Schremmer | May 01, 2026
Federal, News
Propane group cites ‘regulatory gaps’ for electric trucks
Is it safe for heavy-duty electric trucks to haul hazardous materials? What are the regulatory gaps that need to be addressed?
By Mark Schremmer | May 01, 2026
News, Equipment
Recalled Mack and Volvo trucks may lose ABS, stability control
Mack and Volvo Trucks are recalling select trucks over a brake problem that may increase crash risks if left unaddressed. Check those VINs!
By Land Line Media | May 01, 2026
News, Courts
Alleged predatory towing company ordered not to touch certain trucks
A1’s Towing just agreed to limits in a predatory towing lawsuit, but the order only protects some carriers. What happens to everyone else?
By Tyson Fisher | April 30, 2026
News, State
From $7 diesel to electric deals: California’s new truck plan
New California rules could boost vouchers, require price transparency and push electric trucks into reach as diesel prices soar.
By Keith Goble | April 30, 2026
News
Key Bridge rebuild deal falls apart over cost concerns
The Key Bridge rebuild is moving forward, but not with the contractor Maryland originally picked. Here’s what changed.
By SJ Munoz | April 30, 2026
Federal, News
UCR fee proposal draws resistance
Do you think a 20% increase in UCR fees is warranted? FMCSA is already getting pushback. You have through May 26 to comment.
By Mark Schremmer | April 30, 2026
News
Texas AG puts CDL training schools on notice
CDL training in Texas is under a microscope after the state’s attorney general announced a statewide investigation.
By SJ Munoz | April 29, 2026
Federal, News
Are you prepped for FMCSA’s new registration system?
FMCSA will soon roll out the next phase of its registration system, and that means work for you. Actions must be completed by May 14.
By Mark Schremmer | April 29, 2026