Coronavirus

A heartwarming hotel sign in Dallas, Texas, is giving thanks to essential workers who are keeping the country running during the Coronavirus pandemic.

The COVID-19 outbreak has put pressure on carriers to find a way to keep the U.S. supply chain moving to provide essential supplies to Americans while at the same time protecting drivers and staffers from exposure to the virus.

City leaders in Laredo, Texas, are now requiring people to wear face coverings out in public -- or risk a large fine.

On Wednesday, Tyson Foods announced that they will be giving out millions of dollars worth of bonuses as a "thank you" to their driver and other workers who are operating during the COVID-19 crisis.

No one was hurt when a semi truck hauling toilet paper crashed and burned near Dallas early this morning.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has issued a new waiver relaxing restrictions on student drivers during the Coronavirus crisis.

Hundreds of people have signed a petition asking the U.S. government to take steps to protect truck drivers from COVID-19 as they deliver essential supplies to the American people.

An Idaho truck stop that has made a name for itself by serving the trucking community is fighting to keep the dining area open to serve truckers who are on the front lines in the fight against Coronavirus.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says that truckers are not required to follow a domestic travel advisory intended to slow the spread of Coronavirus from states that are outbreak hotspots.

Authorities in Rhode Island are attempting to slow the spread of Coronavirus by stopping cars with New York license plates, but they say truckers are exempt.

On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued guidance for truck drivers delivering to New York City during the Coronavirus emergency.

A medical clinic service specializing in serving the trucking community is providing drivers with access to testing for the Coronavirus.