Trucking News

The FMCSA today announced it has revoked the operating authority of two Massachusetts-based passenger carriers, declaring the carriers "an imminent hazard to public safety." The FMCSA says the carriers disregard for federal safety regulations put the company's drivers, passengers and motoring public at risk.

This month, law enforcement from five counties will begin a new initiative called "High Five Rural Traffic Safety Project."

Find out which carriers claim the title Best Fleet to Drive For.

A Texas company has agreed to pay the California Air Resource Board $418,500 for violating the state's air pollution laws when the company supplied illegal windshield washer fluid to retailers throughout the state.

McDonald's is offering FREE small McCafe Coffee to guests during breakfast hours from now until April 13, so take advantage of the free coffee...

The FMCSA today announced it has ordered a Texas carrier to immediately cease all operations and has declared the carrier, "an imminent hazard to public safety."

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.

If you live in Huntington, Ind. life just got a little easier.  The Huntington City Street Department is going to lend a hand with...

"Women have the same right as men to earn a living in an environment free from sexual harassment," said Rowe, who supervised the agency's investigation. "Employers who don't protect their workers' rights need to know that the federal government will enforce our national policy against sexual abuse in the workplace."

This year marks Peterbilt's 75th anniversary, and Peterbilt plans to celebrate the milestone with you in a yearlong tour.

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A truck driver is San Leandro, California fell prey to a scam on Tuesday morning. According to police, around 11:45 a.m., a man flagged down...