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A Minnesota man who has been placed on the "No Fly" list by Homeland Security has been awarded a Class A CDL.

The Department of Transportation has released the results of a truck parking survey put into motion by Jason's Law and declared that truck parking shortages are a national safety concern.

If you're wanting to lose a little weight, change your eating habits and get in shape, join the St. Christopher Fund's Driven to be Healthy Challenge.

Most people put on their flashers, or hazard lights, at 45 mph on the interstate, but this may not be legal.

The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) and CarriersEdge last week announced the winners of this year's Best Fleets to Drive For contest.

Good morning, drivers! Here are a few traffic and weather updates to keep an eye out for this morning.

There are many driving and non-driving offenses that might cause you to lose your CDL, ending your livelihood, and fighting these causes might be costly and time-consuming.

MnDOT is reminding truck drivers "All bridges in the state that are 14 feet, 9 inches and lower have signs posted to warn drivers of heights."

The FMCSA today announced that the agency has awarded $1 million in grants to nine technical and community colleges throughout the county to help train returning military veterans for careers as bus and truck drivers.

This weekend, we asked our readers to tell us about the most interesting freight they'd ever hauled. - We were not disappointed!

Cleanup continues after a massive train derailment in northeastern Louisiana’s, Mer Rouge on Sunday.

MnDot is currently testing technology that uses a network of digital cameras to monitor parking availability in some rest areas west and northwest of the twin cities.