Nearly 800 truckers were placed out of service during an operation targeting unqualified drivers. Officials said the crackdown isn’t done.
By Land Line Media | August 05, 2026
Snacks are such a hot commodity that a delivery driver’s fraud scheme was built around them.
By Land Line Media | August 04, 2026
Small businesses say one lawsuit can wipe them out. States are moving to expose the hidden money behind trucking lawsuits.
By Keith Goble | July 14, 2026
Ohio is reviewing non-domiciled CDL holders, and roughly 1,200 licenses have been downgraded. Another round of downgrades is on the way.
By Ryan Witkowski | June 19, 2026
More than 50 Kenworth trucks rolled through Ohio as drivers, employees and enthusiasts celebrated a growing tradition.
By Land Line Media | June 18, 2026
Nearly 5,000 non-domiciled CDL holders in Ohio could have their licenses downgraded. It’s the latest state effort to clean up the CDL process.
By Land Line Media | June 03, 2026
FMCSA characterized an agricultural-related shortage as urgent in issuing a waiver in more than 30 states.
By Land Line Media | May 29, 2026
States are cracking down on hidden money backing lawsuits as OOIDA warns costly legal fights are hurting small businesses and supply chains.
By Keith Goble | May 22, 2026
States are under pressure to cut fuel taxes, and rising prices hit drivers, families and trucking businesses hard.
By Keith Goble | May 07, 2026
Trucking companies have racked up a large amount of unpaid tolls in Ohio. The state’s turnpike commission says it’s on a mission to collect.
By Land Line Media | April 22, 2026
Small businesses and truckers say outside investors are fueling lawsuits. States are moving to expose who’s really behind the money.
By Keith Goble | April 14, 2026
Truck parking continues to expand in Ohio as part of the state’s plan to improve more than 70 rest areas. Find out the latest additions.
By Land Line Media | April 06, 2026
Automated trucks are being put through Midwest weather and traffic, and officials say that’s exactly the point.
By SJ Munoz | March 18, 2026
Last year, doubt surrounded funding for the Brent Spence Bridge project. Local officials recently provided an update.
By Land Line Media | March 17, 2026
Truck parking continues to gain momentum in one Midwest state, with multiple projects underway.
By Land Line Media | February 23, 2026
Roadside safety laws are getting beefed up as truck drivers and others push for stronger move-over protections.
By Keith Goble | February 18, 2026
A former federal task force deputy pleaded guilty to charges related to the illegal detainment of a truck driver.
By Land Line Media | February 10, 2026
Move-over laws aren’t just for emergency vehicles anymore. Multiple states want broader roadside protections.
By Keith Goble | January 09, 2026
A combination of weather and other events has led to a string of emergency declarations in several states.
By SJ Munoz | December 17, 2025
State lawmakers take another crack at reining in lawsuit investors who treat the courtroom like a profit center.
By Keith Goble | December 17, 2025
Weather conditions in one state have led to a travel ban for certain vehicles ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
By Land Line Media | November 26, 2025
Move-over rules across the country are regularly revised to apply to more vehicles. Action in multiple states would continue the trend.
By Keith Goble | November 17, 2025
Speed and red-light cameras are the focus of new state rules. Elsewhere, related legislation was vetoed or remains active.
By Keith Goble | November 05, 2025
New legislation would stop toxic oil and gas waste, some testing positive as radioactive, from being spread on Ohio roadways.
By Keith Goble | October 31, 2025
Speed camera companies face shake-up as a new bill calls for oversight, fairness and an end to predatory practices.
By Keith Goble | October 17, 2025