Laws & Regulations
Missouri passes law forbidding unsafe roadside inspections
Missouri lawmakers recently passed new legislation containing a provision that would prevent law enforcement officers from performing roadside commercial vehicle inspections under some circumstances.
Rhode Island put 21% of inspected truckers out of service during Roadcheck
The Rhode Island State Police have released their results from last week's CVSA Roadcheck 2018 inspection blitz.
West Virginia police write over 1000 tickets to truckers who ignore I-77 detour
West Virginia police say that they have written hundreds of citations to truck drivers who have ignored the detour on I-77 near the Virginia/West Virginia border.
Rhode Island to begin truck-only tolls on June 11
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) announced that they will begin their controversial truck-only tolling program in the southern part of the state...
Indiana trooper shares helpful video on load securement
The Indiana State Police's Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division's Trooper Brent Hoover has shared a video to give truckers some helpful tips on load securement.
FMCSA adds “flexibility” to personal conveyance provision
Today the FMCSA issued clarification on regulations involving the personal conveyance provision for CMV drivers.
First Roadcheck of the ELD era could cause supply chain disruptions, say experts
With the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Roadcheck less than a week away, some industry experts are warning that the first ever inspection blitz conducted during the ELD era could result in shipping delays and truck capacity problems.
New bills would exempt small carriers, ag haulers, from ELD regulations
On Wednesday, lawmakers introduced two bills that would exempt smaller carriers and agricultural haulers from the FMCSA's ELD regulations.
Senators introduce bill to permanently ease HOS and ELD regulations for livestock haulers
On Wednesday, a Nebraska senator introduced a new bill that would ease "overly strict trucking" regulations for drivers hauling livestock.
Chicago suburb considers banning booting vehicles
The city of Hammond, Indiana, is considering an ordinance that would prevent private property owners from booting vehicles because of safety concerns -- and because of complaints from truck drivers.
Nebraska troopers put 40% of trucks out of service during surprise inspection
The Nebraska State Patrol sprung surprise inspections on truckers in the Lincoln area this week -- placing dozens of trucks and several drivers out of service.
Here’s what you need to know for Hours of Service-focused Roadcheck 2018
This is the first year of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA)'s annual International Roadcheck inspection spree since the ELD Mandate went into effect -- are you ready?