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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.

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.

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

The Minnesota Department of Transportation reports that limited services will be available at the Interstate 90 rest areas near Alberta Lea for the next ten weeks while crews work to improve accessibility and update the rest area's facilities.

It's been called the biggest haul in the history of the United States. The truck is a Mack Titan. Perkins Specialized Transportation of Northfield, Minnesota "called on the heavy-haul Titan by Mack to transport 800,0000 lb. decommissioned generator vessels from San Onofre, Calif., to Clive, Utah."