Trucking News

"We grant ATA’s petition in part and vacate the rule insofar as it subjects short-haul drivers to the 30-minute off-duty break requirement. In all other respects, the petitions of both ATA and Public Citizen are ...Denied."

Pilot Flying J has been in court a lot lately, but this case is unique.

Today, U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx announced the agency has completed a proposal that eliminate the burden of a daily paperwork requirement for drivers.

Technology was used to track down the truck and its load.

The former entertainer who sexually assaulted a truck driver will not face jail time.

While most states do not hold witnesses accountable, Oregon law 811.705 states that witnesses who have left the scene of an accident before their statement has been taken may even receive a ticket.

The Teamsters today questioned the safety of Mexican trucks after a federal court refused to rehear the union's challenge to the U.S. Department of Transportation's cross-border truck pilot program.

A man who brutally killed two truck drivers, in separate incidents, will be executed this week.

The infamous trucker spy will not face hard time.

Two more Pilot Flying J employees went before a judge today.

Swift Transportation is facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act by conducting background checks on prospective employees without their consent or knowledge.

The driver suffered major injuries.