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Flashing Brake Lights: New NHTSA Research
NHTSA is studying whether flashing brake lights could improve truck safety or cause distraction and lose effectiveness after repeated exposure.
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Driver Fatigue: NHTSA Plans A New Study for Alert Tech
NHTSA plans overnight tests to study how accurately monitoring systems detect driver fatigue, with possible long-term effects for truck drivers.
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Brake Safety Week Underway: What Inspectors Are Checking Now
Brake Safety Week 2026 is underway Aug. 23-29, as CVSA inspectors check commercial vehicle brake systems with a focus on brake drums and...
Kansas Turnpike Truck Rates Rise 4% Under New Plan
Kansas Turnpike truck tolls rise 4% on Sept. 1 under a three-year plan supporting nearly $500 million in roadway and technology investments.
Chris Spear Leaves ATA Suddenly, Years Before Contract Ends
Chris Spear leaves ATA effective immediately, years before his contract was set to end, as the trucking group begins a search for new...
TP Freight Shutdown Triggers New Claims Over Unpaid Wages
TP Freight suspended operations after more than 100 years, leaving workers without final pay as the Teamsters pursue class-action grievances and wage claims.
Driver Distraction: NHTSA Plans a New Study on Vehicle Screens
NHTSA plans new research on driver distraction involving CarPlay, Android Auto, & vehicle screens, with findings that could shape future trucking safety policy.
Mexican CDLs: Restrictions Now on the Table After Texas Hearing
Texas lawmakers heard calls for new restrictions on Mexican CDLs amid concerns over licensing, cabotage, fraud and intrastate trucking.
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FMCSA Proposes New English-Language Rule for All Drivers
FMCSA proposes an English-language rule that would codify OOS enforcement and could affect thousands of truck drivers, especially near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Crash Data Collection: NHTSA Makes New, Official Review
NHTSA plans to study how states link crash data with medical records, a move that could shape future safety research, funding, and trucking...
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