Experts Warn of Potential Increase in Marijuana Use Among Truckers. The Department of Transportation’s (DOT) upcoming implementation of oral-fluid drug testing for marijuana has sparked concern among experts who fear
Kenworth W900 Retirement- A 63-Year Journey Concludes in 2026
Paccar Unit’s T800W and C500 Models Also Set for Discontinuation. Kenworth Truck Co., a prominent subsidiary of Paccar Inc., has announced it will cease production of three of its legendary
Wabash to Supercharge TaaS Fleet by 4x, Pioneering the Future of Transportation
Wabash, a trailblazer in transportation and logistics solutions, has announced plans to expand its Trailer-as-a-Service (TaaS) fleet by a staggering 400% by the end of 2025. This bold initiative will
EPA’s Deregulatory Push: Heavy-Truck Emission Rules Under Review
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced plans to reopen its Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Heavy-Duty Vehicles and the Heavy-Truck Nitrous Oxide rule. This move is part of
Trucking Industry Seeks Joint Government Action Against Cargo Theft
The trucking industry is calling for a coordinated, whole-of-government approach to combat the rising issue of cargo thefts across the nation. As thefts continue to disrupt supply chains, inflate consumer
New England to Feel Immediate Impact of Diesel Tariffs
The introduction of a 10% tariff on Canadian crude and refined product exports to the U.S. is expected to have its most immediate impact on New England, a region heavily
USDOT Drops Extra Review Requirement for State Transportation Plans
Decision Prevents Potential Delays for Infrastructure Projects. The Trump administration has rescinded a newly implemented requirement that would have imposed an additional layer of federal review on state transportation plan
Trucking Industry Celebrates Victory as NYC Ends Congestion Toll
Tolls Aim to Reduce Traffic and Support Public Transit. Does the trucking industry have reason to celebrate? On February 19, the Trump administration ordered an end to New York City’s
EPA Takes First Step to Revoke California’s Clean Truck Emissions Waivers
Legal Battle Looms Over Congressional Power to Overturn California’s Emission Waivers. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has sent several California vehicle emissions waivers to Congress for review, marking a potential
I-95 in Fort Lee, N.J. Continues to Be the Worst Truck Bottleneck
New Report Assesses Truck-Related Congestion Across 325 U.S. Locations. For the seventh consecutive year, the intersection of Interstate 95 and state Route 4 near the George Washington Bridge in Fort