The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is actively seeking public input particularly from truckers, transportation professionals, trade organizations, and small businesses on how to reduce regulatory burdens across the transportation
Truck Size, Safety, and ELD Compliance Under Scrutiny in Congress
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
DOT’s New Oral-Fluid Testing Plan Sparks Trucking Safety Debate
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
Trucking Industry Poised for Growth Despite Inflation Hurdles
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
Battling Cargo Theft and Fraud. How the Freight Industry is Strengthening Security.
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
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
Truckers Hesitate to Embrace Parking Apps, Study Reveals
A new federal study has revealed that truck drivers are hesitant to adopt app-based parking management platforms, despite increasing parking shortages along key interstate corridors. The reluctance to use these
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
End of Freight Recession in 2025?
This seasonal slow-down typically lasts until March, give or take a few weeks to account for the variable timing of the spring thaw in the north. The market will improve,