Laws & Regulations

Idaho Eyeing Increased Speed Limits…Truck Limit to Remain Slower

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.

FMCSA Announces Proposed Electronic Logs Rule

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."

Chicken Lights & the FMCSA 2014

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

Video: George Sack- Stunt Truck Driver

Check out this stunt truck driving.

WARNING: Fraudulent DOT Letter Circulating

According to the Missouri Trucking Association, yet another round of fraudulent DOT letters are being circulated. The letters are dated February 19, 2014 and are signed under the fictitious name Lois James- Senior Procurement Officer.

FMCSA Shutters Atlanta Passenger Carrier

Today, the FMCSA announced the agency has put the brakes on an Atlanta-based passenger carrier, STSC Transportation Services.

Bill Would Increase Florida’s Maximum Speed Limit

Two senators from Florida filed a bill that would increase the speed limit on select Florida highways to 75 miles per hour.

Georgia I-285 Speed Limit To Increase On Friday

According to the Georgia DOT, a portion of I-285 will pick up speed tomorrow. The speed limit will be raised from 55 miles per...

Illinois Governor Signs Bill To Increase Speed Limits On Rural Roads

On Monday, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a bill that will increase the speed limit on rural interstates from 65 to 70 miles per hour.

FMCSA Issues Statement On Court’s HOS Ruling

"The ruling recognizes the sensible data-driven approach that was taken in crafting this important regulation to increase safety and reduce driver fatigue – a leading factor in truck crashes."

FMCSA Revises ‘Overly Restrictive’ Language Concerning Breaks

Changes have been made to the language regarding what constitutes as a break.

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