Truck inspection leads to $7M cocaine bust
A routine DOT inspection led to an Indiana State Police trooper finding more than 300 pounds of cocaine in the truck’s sleeper berth.
By Mark Schremmer | January 07, 2026
Category: Indiana
News,Crime
News,State,Fuel prices
States ring in new year with fuel rate changes
The new year is arriving with more than fireworks and resolutions. For drivers, it also brings a fresh round of fuel tax changes at the pump.
By Keith Goble | December 31, 2025
News
A new way to charge
A highway designed for electric vehicles could help lessen the cost and availability issues that accompany these vehicles.
By Land Line Media | December 08, 2025
Federal,News,State
ICE continues to freeze out drivers with non-domiciled CDLs
As enforcement targeted truck drivers operating illegally in the U.S. ramps up, a lawsuit and a comment period over non-domiciled CDLS are still in play.
By Jami Jones | November 24, 2025
News,State
States may soon gear up to change speed limits
Speed limit shake-ups are gaining traction in statehouses. Here are what drivers should be on the lookout for.
By Keith Goble | November 19, 2025
News,Truck Parking
Truck parking added along I-70
A rest area in Indiana has reopened with additional truck parking as part of the state’s plan to increase capacity.
By Land Line Media | November 11, 2025
News,Elections
A how-to guide to absentee voting
Absentee voting gives professional drivers a method to ensure their voice is heard at home on Election Day.
By Keith Goble | September 18, 2025
Elections,News
Voter registration is start to making your voice heard
Election Day is a couple of months away. If you are not already, it is important to get registered now to make your voice heard.
By Keith Goble | September 11, 2025
News,State,Truck Parking
Indiana reopens rest area with expanded truck parking
Indiana’s truck parking improvement plan is starting to bear fruit. Find where the state opened a newly renovated, $37 million rest area.
By Ryan Witkowski | September 02, 2025
News,Safety & Security,Crime
Florida man convicted of cargo theft for a third time
A Florida man has been convicted for his role in nearly $5 million worth of cargo theft. It turns out this isn’t his first time.
By Land Line Media | July 29, 2025
News,State
More states adopt towing reforms
Rule changes to provide basic consumer protections from predatory towing for truck drivers and others are now law in multiple states.
By Keith Goble | July 23, 2025
State,Fuel prices,News
Thirteen states impose fuel tax changes July 1
The first of July marks the implementation of a mix of increases and decreases to fuel tax rates in states across the nation.
By Keith Goble | June 26, 2025
News
Bridge repairs to disrupt traffic in Philly, Louisville
Bridge repairs in Philadelphia as well as in the Louisville area are expected to impact traffic. Question is, for how long?
By Land Line Media | June 05, 2025
News,State,Courts
Truckers’ lawsuit against Amazon allowed to proceed
Amazon must face two negligence lawsuits involving one trucker injured and another killed in separate incidents at the same Indiana facility.
By Tyson Fisher | May 19, 2025
News,State,Courts,Tolls
States warn public about scam texts
Text scams for unpaid tolls are a real issue. Find out which states are being impacted and what to do if you receive a text.
By Land Line Media | May 16, 2025
News,State
Automated trucks now traveling on I-70
Automated trucks are delivering shipments for Ease Logistics on a stretch of Interstate 70 between Columbus and Indianapolis.
By SJ Munoz | April 16, 2025
News,State
States consider, near revisions to speed limit rules
State lawmakers around the country are pursuing speed limit rule revisions for motorists and truck drivers.
By Keith Goble | March 18, 2025
State,News
Towing reform under review at statehouses
Efforts to establish basic consumer protections from predatory towing for truck drivers and others are active at statehouses across the country.
By Keith Goble | March 10, 2025
News,State
Legislation in six states would enact third-party litigation reform
Concern about third-party litigation financing is the topic of state legislative pursuits across the country.
By Keith Goble | February 20, 2025
News,State
Autonomous truck rules discussed in 11 statehouses
Legislation in statehouses throughout the United States addresses authorization of autonomous trucks on state roadways.
By Keith Goble | February 18, 2025
News,State
Eight states consider speed limit rule revisions
State lawmakers across the country are busy offering legislation to revise speed limit rules for motorists and truck drivers.
By Keith Goble | February 10, 2025
News,State,Fuel prices
Nine states have bills to adjust fuel tax rates
State lawmakers from across the country have introduced proposed rule changes that would revise fuel tax rates.
By Keith Goble | February 05, 2025
State,Federal,News
More states added to FMCSA’s emergency extension
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration added even more states to the regional emergency it issued, then extended in late January.
By Land Line Media | January 30, 2025
News,State
Tort reform efforts for truck drivers considered in multiple states
State lawmakers around the country are pursuing tort reform to help address civil actions involving truck drivers.
By Keith Goble | January 29, 2025
News,State
Towing reform legislation introduced in four statehouses
State lawmakers across the country look to establish basic consumer protections from predatory towing for truck drivers and others.
By Keith Goble | January 28, 2025