Tag: Washington D.C.

Studies are finding that digital billboards are doing their jobs a little too well, and that has some industry leaders worried about their drivers.

The FMCSA wants to know what truck drivers and carriers think about EOBRs and if they feel harassed or exposed while using them.

The State Capitol received an important load yesterday from one of America's trucking favorites.

Someone familiar to truck drivers will be given an honorable duty in Washington D.C. this week.

While Ben Nighthorse Campbell continued his drive to Washington D.C. hauling the Presidential Tree, he helped some community college students experience trucking.

A trucking industry commentator fires off some choice words about the pitfalls of over-regulation.

One of the nation's largest carriers was nominated for a distinctive honor this week from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Truck driver advocacy group Public Citizen experienced a legal setback this week in their case against the ATA and the FMCSA.

The Bulldog barks some holiday cheer into the fall air. See the truck inside.

Legislation could soon ease the process for former military troops to obtain their commercial driver's licenses when they leave the service and are back home.

The Department of Homeland Security is renewing efforts to build cross-border business with Canada. Should trucking companies be happy about the proposal?

Jabin Bogan, 27, of Dallas, is confined to the Villa Aldama federal prison in the state of Veracruz and could face up to 35 years in prison, and it may all be due to a simple mistake.