$82.6 Million Allotted to Improve Road Safety
The U.S. Department of Transportation revealed recently that it has assigned $82.6 million for grants to ensure road safety in 46 states. Some of these funds are specifically designated for
Multiple Trucking Companies Involved in Million Dollar Scandal
Two trucking companies faced legal action recently for their involvement in a plan to disable the emissions control systems on semi trucks. The companies, Accurate Truck Service, LLC, and Griffin
Teamsters Concerned About Safety of Autonomous Vehicles
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has revealed a comprehensive “guiding document” aimed at steering federal policymakers in the right direction concerning autonomous vehicles. This document, named the “Autonomous Vehicle Federal
Second Quarter Sees Huge Increase in Cargo Thefts
Goods with a combined value of $44 million were reported stolen in the United States and Canada. Truckload carriers across the United States witnessed a surge in cargo theft incidents
Use Caution When Driving Through These 10 Road Rage Heavy States
The intense heat in Arizona may be causing the state’s drivers to be a little grumpy. A recent comprehensive study has listed Arizona as having the most confrontational driving behavior
FMCSA Now Accepting Meal-Break Rule Petitions
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has begun to evaluating requests for exemptions from the agency’s previous determinations in 2018 and 2020 that California and Washington State’s break regulations
Methamphetamine Valued at $4.3 Million Discovered Among Vegetable Shipment in Semi-Truck
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) authorities have recently thwarted a significant drug smuggling operation. The agency intercepted a substantial quantity of illegal narcotics concealed within a shipment of vegetables
Lawsuit Claims Yellow Conducted Mass Layoffs Without Proper Warning
In a recent development, trucking giant Yellow Corp. is facing a major class action lawsuit. The lawsuit claims that Yellow failed to adhere to the legally required notice period before
Major US Trucking Giant Yellow Declares Bankruptcy and Ceases Operations
In a stunning turn of events, Yellow Corp., one of the most iconic freight transportation companies in the United States, has ceased its operations after nearly 100 years of history
Senators Unleash Trucking Safety Bill to Revolutionize Highways
In a recent development, the U.S. Senate introduced a groundbreaking legislative proposal aimed at promoting highway safety by establishing federal standards to assess carrier competence. Spearheaded by Republican Senators Deb