Trucking News

Three truckers and the OOIDA take on hours of service rules. While the battle may be over, the war has not yet been won.

Freightliner presented two new Cascadia trucks to two trucking companies for the Ride of Pride program. Learn more about the program here.

The Department of Homeland Security is renewing efforts to build cross-border business with Canada. Should trucking companies be happy about the proposal?

NATO is holding a summit in downtown Chicago this week that will compromise many well-traveled trucking routes. Find out which routes and what areas to avoid so you can arrive on time.

Delaware legislators are wanting to bring the hammer down on left-lane drivers. Will it help?

Freight trucking company to hire 200 new drivers. Get the details here.

A disgruntled employee shoots and kills two at Iowa trucking company. Find out his motive.

The FMCSA directed owners of BM&L Trucking, LLC to immediately cease all transportation services based on serious safety violations that posed an imminent hazard to public safety.

Celadon is one of the largest fleets in North America, yet due to the company's progressive health initiatives, its also one of the healthiest.

An new road in Detroit has opened for trucks. Find out where.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is pushing for a mandate on all large trucks and busses to be equipped with anti-rollover technology. Find out when it's expected to be implemented and how much it will cost.

The Department of Transportation pulled back on state regulation for road sign placement. What's driving the stand down?