Coronavirus

After furious backlash from the trucking community for closing all state rest stops for the COVID-19 crisis, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has agreed to reopen more than a dozen locations tomorrow.

A Pennsylvania State Representative is demanding that Governor Tom Wolf reopen Pennsylvania rest areas to give truckers access to the services that they need to continue to deliver goods.

Truckers around the country are giving thanks to a Kentucky police department who have offered to go above and beyond to make sure that drivers get fed.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) says that the restroom facilities at some I-80 rest areas may be periodically closed due to the lack of availability of toilet paper, but they are committed to staying open to provide truck parking.

In the midst of the Coronavirus crisis, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has demanded that truck stops stay open to serve the...

Thanks to the Coronavirus, many Americans who never bothered to think about the trucking industry are now getting a first hand lesson in truck driver appreciation.

Yesterday afternoon, PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike announced that rest areas and welcome centers are being shut down. "All PennDOT rest areas and...

As COVID-19 cases spread throughout the U.S., the nation's truck stops are responding with major policy changes.

Authorities in Texas have waived several key trucking regulations in hopes of speeding up deliveries within the state.

Amid the crisis, truck drivers are working around the clock to keep grocery shelves and medical supplies stocked, and as consumers stock up and...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has issued a nationwide Hours of Service (HOS) relief declaration for motor carriers hauling relief supplies for Coronavirus/COVID-19.

Authorities in Ohio have elected to suspend Hours of Service (HOS) regulations in light of the Coronavirus crisis.