The trucking industry has been in the spotlight recently, with claims and data suggesting significant shifts in the freight market. One bold assertion from Freight Waves has caught attention: “The
Jimmy Carter (1924-2024) and Motor Carrier Act of 1980
Yesterday, former US President Jimmy Carter passed away at the age of 100. A president who contributed a lot to the tracking industry. That’s what we in this industry will
Trucks Parking Situation in the U.S.
America’s truck parking shortage has been a persistent issue for decades, and it continues to pose significant challenges for the trucking industry, drivers and the broader supply chain. Let’s see
Detention, Layovers and TONU in Trucking
In October 2022 FMCSA started collecting data and researching driver detention time impact on safety and operations. FMCSA-Impact of Driver Detention Time on Safety and Operations Detention is a common
DataQ: A System for Improving Your Safety Score.
If you are in the trucking industry, you know how important it is to have a good safety score. Your safety score is based on the data collected by the
What is Double Brokering Scam?
Double-brokering scam jumped 400% in the fourth quarter of 2022 from the same period the year before, according to Truckstop. Double brokering is a scam that happens when a fraudster
What is an SAP Program?
SAP Programs, in the context of the transportation industry, are a mechanism for ensuring that drivers maintain the highest standards of safety and compliance with DOT regulations. These programs are
Viscosity of Engine Oil for Semi Trucks: Why It Matters
If you own or operate a semi truck, you know how important it is to keep your engine in good condition. One of the key factors that affects your engine’s
New vs Used Truck- What to Buy?
Are you a truck driver facing the crucial choice of investing in either a brand-new or a trusted used semi-truck? This decision can significantly impact your business’s finances and operations.
How To Get a CDL in Illinois?
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