Laws & Regulations

The FMCSA's new Certified Medical Examiner rule went into effect today. The FMCSA issued a press release, reminding drivers that beginning today, all USDOT driver physicals must be performed by a doctor form the Certified Medical Examiner's Registry.

Just days following the funeral of state trooper Chelsea Richard, a bill (SB 392) allowing drivers to drive 75 miles per hour on Florida highways has been vetoed by Governor, Rick Scott.

In March, 16 states passed house bill 1080, a rule better known as the “dead red” law.

It is time for trucking to take a step forward and protect their greatest asset, their drivers!

Trucks will no longer be able to park select business park streets in Vista, California. Last week, the Vista City Council voted unanimously to ban...

Beginning May 21, 2014, all driver medical examinations must be performed by a doctor on the FMCSA's Registry of Certified Medical Examiners.

State Highway Safety Offices taking action by supporting a national campaign called: ‘U Drive. U Text. U Pay.’ This campaign is the first of its kind, providing strong anti-texting enforcement as well as a media outreach to educate motorists about the dangers of distracted driving.

We take a look at how much moving violations and tickets affect your insurance premiums.

Commuters in Idaho will soon be able to move about the state more quickly, thanks to a new bill. However, once again, trucks have been left in the dust. Get the details here.

The FMCSA today announced the agency's proposed rule to require interstate drivers to use Electronic Logging Devices in their trucks in order to "improve compliance with the safety rules that govern the number of hours a driver can work."

Get the info you need to know about auxiliary lights-- this information could help you avoid a citation.

Check out this stunt truck driving.