Trucking News

Update: 100 CRST Women May Have Their Day In Court

More than 100 women listed in a sexual harassment case against CRST may soon see their day in court. The EEOC has appealed to reinstate a lawsuit against CRST.

Rolling Strong Hits The Road This Spring

Rolling Strong Driver Wellness to hit the road this spring. Find out when they will be in your area.

Kenworth Factory to Lay Off 10% of Workers

A financial crisis outside American control has placed hardship on one of trucking's industry leaders during a time of profit. What happened?

Idaho Trucker Wins Mega Millions Cash Prize

Idaho trucker wins big in the March 23, 2012 Mega Millions lottery. How much did he win? Find out here.

Diamond International Announces Expansion

Diamond International announces building of a new facility and new jobs in Springfield, Missouri.

Trucker: GPS Sent Me Astray

While technology is helpful, it could also get you in trouble. More truckers having issues with GPS.

EPA Revising Ethanol Fuel Standards

The Obama administration is loosening Ethanol standards in order to get the "renewable" fuel more readily-accepted by station owners and commuters.

Trucking down 1,900 jobs in March

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' report shows trucking jobs down 1,900 in March. However, the numbers may be deceiving.

Daimler Recalls Two 2012 Semi Truck Models

If you purchased specific models of Daimler semi trucks, a safety recall has been issued. Find out what trucks and who to contact about servicing.

Schneider Salutes Members of the Military

Schneider National announces new recruitment program for members of the military. The company announced they will be adding hundreds of jobs for those in or out of the military. Find out if you qualify.

Florida Highway Patrol Campaigns to End Aggressive Driving

"Cutting off a big truck could cost you a fine, if you survive," comes the message from the Florida Highway Patrol, which in conjunction with the Florida Trucking Association is making sure the message hits home with a safety campaign through April 4

Arizona Moves Closer To Toll Roads

An authorized bill from lawmakers reveals Arizona's plan to construct new toll roads with the help of private companies.

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