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A premier refrigerated transport company recently announced that they'll be returning to their classic company name but that they'll still be providing drivers with industry-leading pay while maintaining a small, family-run trucking company feel.

Cameras happened to be rolling in Minnesota when a truck hauling a big load of sweet corn encountered a low bridge.

Minnesota police are working to learn more after discovering an unoccupied semi truck burning along the shoulder of a roadway.

A bill, proposed by a U.S. Representative and former truck driver, would create more truck parking. U.S. Rep. Mike Bost, R-Murphysboro, is a former truck driver. He understands the need for more truck parking. “The...

A truck driver has been sentenced to prison following a 2018 crash that killed a highway worker in Minnesota.

A petition is calling for the Minnesota Attorney General, Keith Ellison to prosecute protesters for interfering with commerce. The petition calls on Ellison to enforce the Hobbs Act, 18 U.S. Code § 1951. The petition was...

Tens of thousands of people have signed an online petition asking for charges to be brought up against a truck driver who was caught up in a highway protest on a road that should have been barricaded in Minnesota last week.

Minnesota authorities will not bring charges against any of the protesters who attacked and injured a truck driver. On Sunday, May 31, truck driver Bogdan Vechirko's truck encountered protesters on the Interstate 35 west Bridge. ...

If you're in trucking, you've probably seen the viral post about protesters on the highway -- chances are you've even shared it yourself. It states, "THE AMERICAN TRUCKER will not be held hostage, threatened, robbed,...

Minnesota police say that a wayward turkey gave a trucker a fright near the city of Eagan on Wednesday.

During the Coronavirus/COVID-19 crisis, multiple states are closing or restricting restaurants and bars, meaning that truckers delivering the essential supplies that Americans need could go hungry themselves.

Federal authorities say that an Indiana man was sentenced to more than 4 years in prison for a fraud scheme he allegedly perpetrated against the owners of a trucking company.