Cargo Theft On the Rise
Cargo theft in the second quarter of this year is less than the first, but it remains a serious issue for the trucking industry. According to CargoNet, a company specializing
Autonomous Semis to Begin Hauling in 2024
For years, self-driving vehicles were only found in sci-fi novels and the imagination. The idea of cruising on autopilot while you read emails or enjoy the scenery seemed like a
New Heavy-Duty Vehicle Emission Plan Enters Final Phase
On March 29th, the Biden-Harris administration and the Environmental Protection Agency unveiled the final version of a new plan. This new plan is the final version of the “Greenhouse Gas
The Rising Cost of Trucking Insurance in 2024
These days it seems like everything in America is getting more expensive, including the basic cost of living. This also extends to the expenses required to run a trucking business,
Freight Recession Showing Promising Signs of Improving
Over the last two years, the freight market has found itself in one of the worst recessions in its history. Studies have concluded that the industry appeared to be at
Federal Funding Targets Emission Reduction at U.S. Ports
Government officials have unveiled plans to allocate almost $150 million to tackle pollution caused by idling trucks at ports across the US. The initiative will distribute $148 million in grants
The 2024 National Truck Driving Championship Details
The 2024 National Truck Driving Championship (NTDC) season is almost underway. Over 40 states are gearing up for their 2024 truck-driving championships. Louisiana is leading the pack with its upcoming
FMCSA Postpones Heavy Truck Speed Limiter Proposal
According to a recent regulatory update, the FMCSA has pushed back its plan to require speed limiters on heavy-duty trucks until May. The postponement, mentioned in the update released on
FMCSA Increases Fines for Trucking Violations to Reflect Inflation (January 2024)
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has increased the fine amount for trucking violations to reflect inflation. On January 6, 2024, the FMCSA published a Final Rule increasing the
CDL Drivers to Lose License for Positive Drug Tests
Trucking regulators at the federal level have issued a very serious and stern warning to all CDL operators. Starting late next year, truck drivers who test positive for drug use