Month: August 2026
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...
Latest ELD Removal: Five More Devices to Be Replaced
ELD Removal affects five more electronic logging devices after FMCSA removed them from its registered list, giving carriers 60 days to replace them.
Latest FMCSA Clearinghouse Renewal: What Drivers Should Know
FMCSA Clearinghouse renewal would keep current truck driver queries, reporting duties, return-to-duty records, and enforcement tools in place.
Trucking Resurgence Report Points to Better Freight Rates
Trucking Resurgence report from the Trucking Association Executives Council (TAEC) suggests freight market conditions may be improving.
Operation Highway Shield Results Now Released by USDOT
Operation Highway Shield results highlight a multi-state commercial vehicle enforcement sweep involving truck inspections, arrests, and cargo theft cases.
Latest Diesel Prices Up Again as Pace Begins to Slow
Diesel Prices rose 3.5 cents nationwide this week to $5.348 per gallon, marking a fourth straight weekly increase, according to the EIA.
PACCAR Issues Recall Warning for 5,919 New Trucks
PACCAR recalls 5,919 model-year 2027 Peterbilt and Kenworth trucks over an electrical defect that may cause power, ABS, light, wiper, or defrost loss.
CDL Fraud: More Than 100 Illegal CDLs Obtained
CDL Fraud case in Louisiana leads to three guilty pleas after prosecutors say more than 100 commercial driver's licenses were obtained illegally.
Latest Spot Market Results: Rates Ease in Week 30
Spot Market rates mostly declined as seasonal trends continued, with lower dry van and flatbed rates despite higher diesel prices. Reefer posted a...
Traffic Enforcement to Be Increased With New $20M Grants
Traffic Enforcement could increase as NHTSA announces $20 million in grants to help law enforcement use technology to reduce dangerous driving.
