In the ongoing debate over broker transparency in the freight industry, the focus has largely centered on the perceived benefits to carriers. Truckers argue that transparency offers leverage and fairness
Women In Motion Advocates for Safe Truck Parking on Capitol Hill
On July 23, members of the American Trucking Associations’ (ATA) Women In Motion (WIM) Council gathered in Washington, D.C., for their annual “Call on Washington” a strategic initiative aimed at
How to Stop Losing Money in Trucking Industry
If you’re an owner-operator, small fleet owner, or aspiring entrepreneur in the trucking industry, this might be the most important article you’ll read this year. One of the biggest problems
When Technology Crosses the Line: Privacy Concerns in Trucking
Privacy? In recent years, the trucking industry has witnessed an explosion of new technologies designed to improve safety, compliance, and efficiency. From ELDs (Electronic Logging Devices) to tracking links and
When Disaster Strikes, Drivers Deliver: Trucking’s Role in Texas Relief
KERRVILLE, TX — July 14, 2025 As historic flooding devastated parts of Central Texas earlier this month, trucking companies across the region mobilized swiftly transforming their fleets into lifelines for
New Trucking Documentary Series DRIVEN Premieres
A Powerful Tribute to America’s Highway Heroes. Today marks the premiere of DRIVEN, a new documentary series that dives deep into the stories of the unsung heroes of the American
New Immigration Rules Threaten to End Trucking’s Freight Glut
A wave of new immigration restrictions under the Trump administration could drastically reduce the number of available truck drivers, creating a severe capacity crunch and potentially ending the trucking industry’s
Lifetime CDL Bans Hit Truckers in Border Smuggling Scheme
Over 1,000 Commercial Drivers Permanently Disqualified Through Texas-CBP Border Security Crackdown A powerful partnership between U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the state of Texas has led to the
DOT Announces $275M Initiative for Truck Parking and Regulatory Reform
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has unveiled a sweeping $275 million federal initiative aimed at tackling the nation’s long-standing truck parking crisis and cutting back on regulatory burdens for the
New Focus on English Skills in Trucking Sparks Support and Uneven Application
The U.S. trucking industry has expressed broad support for a federal directive mandating that truck drivers be placed out of service during roadside inspections if they are unable to demonstrate