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Fuel Hose Defect, Fire Risk: New PACCAR Recall
OTR Driver News Fuel Hose Defect Causes Fire Risk: New PACCAR Recall PACCAR recalls 26,729 Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks over a fuel hose defect that could cause engine stalls, diesel...
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New Georgia Inland Port Could Reshape Trucking Routes
The Georgia inland port could shift thousands of commercial truck trips to rail, changing freight routes and creating new regional trucking opportunities.
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Autonomous Trucks: Kodiak AI Signs New 75-Truck Deal
Kodiak AI signs a new deal with DTL Transport to deploy 75 Autonomous Trucks on major U.S. freight routes, with deliveries expected to...
Latest Diesel Prices Increase Again Across Most Regions
Diesel Prices rose 7.6 cents to $6.352 nationally, with sharp gains in the Lower Atlantic and Midwest while California remained above $8 per...
Truck Modifications: NHTSA Takes a Look at Tech Risks
NHTSA examines how truck modifications may affect automatic braking, radar, and collision warnings, raising safety concerns for commercial truck drivers.
Ohio Non-Domiciled CDL Program Now Set to End
The Ohio Non-Domiciled CDL program is ending after 5,000 driver reviews, with 2,000 licenses already downgraded and more notices planned.
‘Operation Wicked Safe’: 1,307 Violations Found in 3 Days
Operation Wicked Safe led to 1,307 commercial vehicle violations, three arrests, and more than $72,000 in fines during Massachusetts truck inspections.
PAM Transport Seeks CDL Exemption for New Truck Drivers
PAM Transport seeks FMCSA approval to let new truck drivers who passed their CDL skills tests begin hauling freight before receiving their licenses.
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Truck Driver Health: New Survey Examines Industry Costs
ATRI launches new Truck Driver Health surveys to research how driver wellness affects trucking costs, medical certification, safety, and fleet operations.
Trump Pardons 2 Mechanics, Now Free of Federal Convictions
Trump grants pardons to two Alaska diesel mechanics convicted of Clean Air Act violations involving emissions equipment, raising questions about enforcement.
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