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

A new report by a consumer lobby group has identified nearly a dozen big-spending U.S. highway projects totaling at least $13 billion, characterizing them as "boondoggles."

Drivers, which state would you say has the rudest or most aggressive drivers. Does a particular state stand out in your mind, or does everyone seem to be in a hurry?

A U.S. Agency is making it harder for trucking companies to coerce their employees into breaking the law or to fire them for raising safety concerns with their increased enforcement of whistleblower protection laws.

Idling laws tend to differ greatly across the United States, and can be a little tricky to remember (especially in states with larger, harshly regulated cities)! Check out this quick reference map to find idling laws fast!

Authorities are reporting that the I-90/94 Challenge was a success.

Resourceful CDLLife reader, Franklin didn't trust one of his loads and went the extra mile to be sure things were secure.

Beginning Friday at midnight, 15 states will participate in a "massive public safety initiative" called the I-90/94 Challenge.

U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer yesterday released a statement on his plan to push for stricter trucking regulations— the mandated usage of electronic logs.

While truck drivers are the ones who typically get a bad rap, car drivers are more often at-fault in an accident.

In Holland, MI a trucker's hydraulic lift hits overpass, causes $400,000 in damages and year to repair

A severe thunderstorm is predicted to impact the Plains and Midwest tomorrow. Nebraska, South Dakota, and Kansas are looking at threats of thunderstorms and possibly even tornadoes.