Trucking News

More than 100 woman have stepped forward, claiming allegations of sexual harassment and assault at a major carrier. Because of technicalities, the women may never see justice.

Central Freight Lines honored for safety and their commitment to the environment.

How much do you love bacon? Test your devotion to the crunchy, smoky pork with this article.

Truck driver witnesses Texas tornado and recounts the scene.

Amazing video footage of a tornado that ripped through the Schneider Trucking hub just outside Arlington, Texas today, April 3, 2012.

While your GPS may keep you from getting lost, it might not keep you out of trouble.

31 drivers were working for less than minimum wage. The U.S. government sued the company, on behalf of the drivers, but did they get the drivers what they deserve?

Transportation Worker Identification Credential managed by the Dept. of Homeland Security is in place, but does it work? Do we have enough money to fund it going forward?

At the Mid-America Trucking Show, FMCSA administrator, Anne Ferro challenged carriers to develop a pilot program for the current sleeper berth regulation. Will the proposal change the current hours of service ruling?

A California man conned more than 100 truckers. Did he get what he deserves?

Feeling long on hours, but short on respect? WIT's Joyce Brenny knows what you're feeling and wants more people to know about it.

Truckload Carriers of America's incumbent chairman, Gary Salisbury, tells delegates trucking industry must become an industry of 'yes.'