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Ohio suspends HOS for truckers operating intrastate for COVID-19
Authorities in Ohio have elected to suspend Hours of Service (HOS) regulations in light of the Coronavirus crisis.
Major private truck fleet event cancelled for COVID-19 crisis
Event organizers with a major trucking conference have decided to cancel over fears of COVID-19/Coronavirus.
Trucking company opens new Ohio location through use of state tax credit
AAA Cooper Transportation is opening a new location in Ohio through the use of a state tax credit aimed at companies that create jobs in the region. The trucking company is planning a new location in Richfield,...
This week’s diesel prices are “the nail in the coffin” for owner operators, some say
Some owner operators are calling recently rising diesel prices “the nail in the coffin” for owner operators trying to make it in the trucking business. Diesel prices have risen more than 85 cents since Operation Epic Fury...
Built for a Purpose: Jarret Landry and the 1988 Peterbilt That Became More Than a Dream
CDLLife Contributor Polly Trotter interviewed Jarret Landry for the Stars, Stripes, and White Lines Truck Show at EchoPark Speedway in Hampton, Georgia, in November 2025. When Jarret Landry heard his name called for a Golden Ticket at the 2025...
Senator launches tipline for reporting trucking companies and truck drivers who violate federal law
A Senator launched a tipline that truckers can use to report concerns about trucking companies employing unqualified truck drivers to the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). On February 10, 2026, U.S. Senator Jim Banks (R-Ind.) announced the...
Florida man guilty of stealing dead business partner’s identity to obtain loans for trucking companies
A Florida man was convicted on multiple charges related to a scheme to fraudulently obtain COVID business loans from the federal government on behalf of a pair of trucking companies. On January 20, 2026, officials announced...
Truck driver sentenced to prison for orchestrating $1.5 million ‘ghost preparer’ tax scheme
A truck driver was sentenced to federal prison for a "ghost preparer" scheme that caused the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to issue $1.5 million in fraudulent tax refunds. Truck driver Dantavious Jackson, 39, of Georgia, was...
Yellow Corp reaches settlement for unpaid pension plans seeking $7.4 billion
Yellow Corp has reached a settlement with 14 pension plans seeking a collective $7.4 billion from the bankrupt trucking company. The pension plans agreed to take a reduced settlement after years of litigation disputing Yellow’s claims that...
CDL pause for noncitizens is more about immigration than actual safety, says Bay Area trucking company owner
A Bay Area trucking company owner says that the recent pause on CDLs for noncitizens is more about immigration than actual road safety. Bill Aboudi of AB Trucking Company in the Bay Area of California says that...
Trucking industry’s top ten critical concerns in 2025 include economy, AI, and English language proficiency
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) released the annual ranking of the top ten issues of critical concern for the trucking industry. On November 4, 2025, the ATRI released the Top Industry Issues report for 2025...
Mother in Mississippi shoots final missing monkey escaped from semi truck crash
A mother in Mississippi shot and killed the final missing monkey that escaped a semi truck after the rig crashed. A semi truck hauling the monkeys being used for research crashed on October 28th near Heidelberg, Mississippi,...
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