A driverless company is removing humans from the cab entirely, while another has stated plans to ramp up production.

Two companies say that FMCSA’s hours-of-service rules don’t mesh with their line of work. Both companies seek exemptions.

States are using cameras to crack down on speeding. But OOIDA says safer roads should not mean turning every driver into a ...

Cross-border trucking posted another strong month, but new tariffs and stalled trade talks could quickly change the outlook.

Efforts to allow military veterans easy entry into the trucking industry aren’t new, but the current administration is making the recruitment a priority. The U.S. Department of Transportation ...

A bad tow can wipe out a trucker’s paycheck. New laws are cracking down on surprise fees, illegal booting and cargo being ...

Georgia investing in truck parking and other projects to benefit truckers. Here’s the latest on the state’s efforts to help ...

“This designation from U.S. 15 to I‑99 reflects decades of planning and hard work to make a significant investment in our ...

A company that transports prisoners is again asking FMCSA for an hours-of-service exemption. FMCSA previously denied the ...

A jury just delivered a $600 million warning about what broker liability could look like after Montgomery, and it doesn’t ...

The English-proficiency crackdown could begin long before foreign drivers hit the road, thanks to new Department of Labor involvement.

Diesel is hitting California drivers hard. Lawmakers now want to slash the cost of electric trucks with vouchers covering ...