Trucking Industry Pushes Back Against Century-Old Levy Legislation aimed at repealing a World War I-era federal excise tax on new heavy-duty trucks, tractors, and trailers has been reintroduced in the

Consumer Spending on Goods May Drive Sector Recovery. Rising costs in the travel and hospitality sectors may prompt consumers to shift their discretionary spending toward home goods, offering a potential

Several states, including Wisconsin, Rhode Island, and Missouri, are taking proactive steps to modernize the process of handling Medical Examiner’s Certificates (MECs) for commercial drivers by adopting a new online

Lawmakers Weigh Temporary Halt on ELD Mandate Amid Safety Concerns The trucking industry finds itself at the center of legislative discussions as lawmakers on Capitol Hill deliberate key provisions for

As technological advancements have improved collaboration among brokers, carriers, and shippers, they have also opened new avenues for criminals looking to exploit vulnerabilities in the freight industry. “Since the COVID

If you are looking for some entertainment, education, or inspiration while you are on the road, trucking podcasts are a great way to keep yourself informed and engaged. Podcasts are

First time CDL was introduced and required to have in the United States was in April 1st, 1992, and it was not a joke. American Trucking Associations (ATA) suggests there