Monthly Archives: June, 2012

A Los Angeles Times columnist believes high truck driver turnover rates means a healthy trucking industry. Is he over-generalizing an issue seen as a large problem?

A Big Gulp Ban? Following NYC Mayor Bloomberg, the mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts is proposing a ban on giant sugary soft drink portion sizes, too.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) are happy to find that diesel particulate pollution in the state is at a generational record low. Does this mean they'll lay off over-regulating truck drivers for a while?

Jim Johnston of the OOIDA went to bat for the small company truck driver last week as he challenged claims made about EOBRs by the ATA and lobbyist groups in Washington.

Trucks, music and fun at this year's Oak Grove Trucker Jamboree.

Select Arkansas highways to get increased speed limits. Which ones will be affected?

Ohio is expected to pass a bill that is intended to combat drug trafficking. How would the bill affect you?

Truck driver who saved pregnant woman from her attacker is honored for the second time.

CDLLife presents a video guide to trucker apps featuring My DAT Trucker Services. Watch the video to learn how to use this time-saving app for truckers.

One of America's leading energy magnates has intensified his push for Natural Gas to be the next big thing for trucking and rail industries. Does he have enough facts to back up his pocketbook?

Each day, it seems as though more and more businesses are closing their doors. Is the trucking industry immune?

Small-business truck drivers recognize that the proposed changes by the House in the Surface Transportation Bill could end up favoring certain vendors and carriers who have more money to spend on equipment.