Trucking News

“When enforcement starts, word of mouth spreads pretty fast,” Lauritzen told the Press Enterprise. “We’re sending a message.”

Three former USA Dry Van executives have been arrested and charged with a scheme to defraud a bank of more than $26 million.

When you drive for the best, let the world know by nominating your company for the Truckload Carriers Association’s (TCA) 6th annual Best Fleets to Drive For® survey and contest.

Nashville, Tennessee-based carrier Western Express has filed suit against Pilot Flying J claiming the company shorted them $2.5 million in rebates, which ultimately cost the carrier $73 million in added expenses.

The owner of a Tennessee trucking company has admitted to stealing from his employees.

One the largest U.S. carries has announced layoffs.

"The commercial trucking industry is a pillar of the US economy and small, medium and large businesses across America depend on the on-time, cost-efficient and safe transport of finished products and raw materials each day. It is imperative that the rules governing the trucking industry be backed by factual, statistically-valid and data-driven studies that are fully completed and analyzed before proposed rules come into effect," the letter concludes.

A former driver for J.B. Hunt claims he was fired over a temporary medical issue.

Two St. Louis truck drivers prevented an intoxicated driver from reentering the highway.

A truck driver walked out of a Dallas business just in time to witness his truck being driven away.

The Illinois Tollway has released a list of the most prolific toll dodgers and what they owe.

Think again before you send your next text.