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New DOT Records System May Signal More CDL Oversight
DOT records expand with the new FRA permanent post-accident toxicology database, signaling broader long-term federal oversight of transportation workers.
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Delaware River Bridge Project Enters a New Review Phase
FHWA begins review of Delaware River bridge project, evaluating replacement plans, traffic flow, environmental impacts, & effects on major I-95 freight routes.
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New FMCSA Crash Risk Study Looks at HOS Rules
FMCSA launches a crash risk study on driver schedules, analyzing HOS data, fatigue, and violations to better understand safety trends in trucking.
Best Hobbies for Truck Drivers on the Road
Hobbies for Truck Drivers can improve health, reduce stress, and build valuable skills while on the road, supporting long-term career growth and well-being.
Unvetted Non-Domiciled CDL Drivers Now Banned from USPS
USPS requires screening for all non-domiciled CDL drivers by May 1, 2026, blocking those without USPIS clearance from hauling mail under contract rules.
Diesel Prices Down in the Latest Weekly Report
Diesel prices dropped 20.5 cents nationwide, with declines across most regions, though costs remain higher than last year in key freight markets.
Traffic Bottlenecks Targeted in New USDOT Initiative
USDOT launches initiative targeting traffic bottlenecks nationwide, asking states to identify key congestion areas and outline solutions to improve freight flow.
FMCSA Reviews CDL Exemption Request for New Truck Drivers
FMCSA reviews a CDL exemption renewal request allowing CLP truck drivers to operate without a CDL holder in the front seat, pending public...
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Hazardous Materials Routing Data Renewal Now Under Review
FMCSA seeks to renew hazardous materials (hazmat) routing data collection, covering highway route designations, restrictions, and reporting by states & Tribes.
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Texas truck inspections place 85% of trucks out of service on US-287, with violations including safety issues, overweight loads, and driver compliance failures.
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