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ELD Manual Requirement Now Rescinded Under FMCSA Rule
FMCSA says the ELD Manual is no longer required in trucks, after more than 3,000 violations in 2024. Truck drivers must still comply with ELD and HOS rules.
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Diesel Prices Down in All U.S. Regions Amid Iran Deal
Diesel Prices dropped across all U.S. regions as EIA lowered its oil demand forecast and potential progress toward an Iran peace deal pressured...
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Joplin 44 Grand Reopening on June 13 With New Expansion
Joplin 44 is marking its June 13 grand reopening after a major expansion that added a Super Truck Showroom and new features for...
New Love’s Travel Stop Opens Along I-10 in Florida
Love's Travel Stop opened its 23rd Florida location with 121 truck parking spaces as stores in Oklahoma and Illinois received major upgrades.
Driverless Trucks: New PepsiCo Deal Puts Jobs in Focus
PepsiCo and Gatik are expanding the use of driverless trucks in regional freight, raising questions about truck driver jobs, safety, and future supply...
Operation Rubber Duck Results: 22 Out of Service Orders
Operation Rubber Duck targeted fraudulent CDL holders and illegal operator licenses, resulting in 114 arrests, 77 inspections, 89 citations, and 22 OOS orders.
Aggressive Driving: Better Habits Improve Safety on the Road
Aggressive Driving increases crash risk for truck drivers. CVSA shares defensive driving, distraction prevention, and safety tips ahead of Safe Driver Week.
Truck Tech: ATA Urges Congress to Protect Drivers Now
ATA urges Congress to shape truck tech rules on ELDs, DEF, autonomous trucks, drug testing, cargo theft, and safety systems affecting truck drivers.
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New ARPA-I Final Four Announced for $1M Prize
ARPA-I announced four finalist transportation projects focused on freight efficiency, infrastructure, GPS security, and real-time road intelligence.
Texas DPS Roadcheck Results Found 155 Violations
Texas DPS released 2026 Roadcheck inspection statistics after officers inspected 904 commercial vehicles across North Texas highways.
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