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Truck driver walked away from crash into bridge with minor injuries

A truck driver walked away from crash into a bridge with only minor injuries in Texas on Tuesday.  The accident happened on December 5th in...

Indiana police to ticket truckers parked on interstate ramps starting today

Police in Greenwood, Indiana, will begin handing out citations to truckers parking on interstate ramps starting today, according to a report.

Trucker robbed by two armed and masked suspects on Ohio Turnpike

The Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) is investigating an armed robbery involving a semi truck driver that occurred on the Ohio Turnpike on Tuesday evening.

Driverless truck company to exit U.S. operations, will lay off 75% of American workers

A prominent driverless truck company will wind down U.S. operations and cut ties with most of their U.S. workers.

Off-duty cop not likely to survive after crashing into semi truck making a U-turn

An off-duty police officer is in grave condition following a weekend crash in Wisconsin involving a semi truck making a U-turn.

Arizona DOT plans to add nearly 850 truck parking spaces at 10 locations statewide

Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has proposed a statewide truck parking plan that will add nearly 850 truck parking spaces at 10 locations throughout the state.

TA opens two stores in North Dakota with a combined 150 truck parking spaces

TravelCenters of America (TA) announced the opening of two truck stops in North Dakota with a combined 150 truck parking spaces this week.

Florida asks FMCSA for leeway for CDL applicants who fail their pre-trip test

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) has petitioned the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for extra leeway for CDL applicants who fail their pre-trip test.
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XPO to buy dozens of bankrupt Yellow’s terminals for $870 million

Trucking and logistics giant XPO won a bid to acquire multiple Yellow terminals, according to a Tuesday morning report.

New Mexico State Police remind truckers that they’re banned from the left lane

New Mexico State Police are reminding truck drivers that they must stay in the right lane under a law that went into effect over the summer.

Postal service trucking contractor to lay off 122 and shutter Denver, Portland facilities

A logistics company that contracts with the U.S. Postal Service will lay off dozens of workers and close facilities in Colorado and Oregon, according to recently filed documents.