Hide the plate, dodge the toll? States say enough is enough
Cheap devices can hide or flip a vehicle’s plate. States are cracking down as officials warn they can help drivers dodge tolls and police.
By Keith Goble | September 08, 2026
Cheap devices can hide or flip a vehicle’s plate. States are cracking down as officials warn they can help drivers dodge tolls and police.
By Keith Goble | September 08, 2026
A $20 million rest area overhaul has brought more truck parking to one of Wisconsin’s key freight corridors.
By Land Line Media | August 06, 2026
In 2025, CVSA’s Operation Safe Driver Week delivered 1,839 tickets to commercial motor vehicle drivers. The 2026 initiative is underway.
By Land Line Media | July 14, 2026
Truckers are among the drivers affected by a state’s new roadside saliva-testing law for suspected drug impairment.
By Keith Goble | June 12, 2026
States are allowing certain trucks to haul more weight. The changes come despite warnings about safety and road damage.
By Keith Goble | June 10, 2026
Wisconsin is updating its freight plan. Truck drivers doing business in the state can have their say on what’s directly affecting them.
By SJ Munoz | June 04, 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
A new Wisconsin law expands CDL training grants and could help more truck drivers get licensed with less financial stress.
By Keith Goble | May 08, 2026
States are raising truck weight limits for farm goods, freight and more. Critics warn it could mean bigger risks on the road.
By Keith Goble | April 23, 2026
Several states are pushing new rules on automated license plate readers used by police, toll systems and truck enforcement.
By Keith Goble | March 09, 2026
Weight limits and/or waivers are being enacted due to seasonal conditions on highways in various states.
By Land Line Media | February 13, 2026
State lawmakers nationwide are considering new tech to force speeders to slow down – whether they like it or not.
By Keith Goble | February 04, 2026
No more blowing. Wisconsin drivers could face roadside oral fluid tests as police look for drug impairment.
By Keith Goble | January 23, 2026
Wisconsin lawmakers revisit truck driver training grant program two years after launch, weighing multiple changes.
By Keith Goble | January 12, 2026
Move-over laws aren’t just for emergency vehicles anymore. Multiple states want broader roadside protections.
By Keith Goble | January 09, 2026
Numerous states have fuel emergencies in effect, while FMCSA has extended two regional fuel declarations in recent days.
By Land Line Media | December 30, 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
State lawmakers nationwide are considering speed limiters to crack down on aggressive driving and improve road safety.
By Keith Goble | December 10, 2025
Fuel supply is a concern in parts of the Midwest following a pipeline disruption in late November. Emergencies have been issued.
By Land Line Media | December 09, 2025
A push for new drug-impairment tests is stirring debate in the Midwest. Will truckers soon be asked to "open wide?"
By Keith Goble | December 02, 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
The completion of a project to add nearly 60 truck parking spaces at a state-owned rest area was recently announced.
By Land Line Media | November 05, 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 state laws ban license plate flippers used to dodge tolls and traffic enforcement cameras across the country.
By Keith Goble | October 29, 2025
Old-school mirrors are on the chopping block. A Wisconsin bill would bring commercial vehicles into the camera era.
By Keith Goble | October 21, 2025