The USDOT is revising rules to address English language barriers among truck drivers after two serious accidents exposed the potential risks on the roads.

A USPS mail hauler agreed to a $45,000 settlement in a disability discrimination lawsuit, emphasizing the importance of fair treatment and protection under the Americans with Disabilities Act in the trucking industry.

New U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could disrupt supply chains and lead to a slowdown in the trucking industry, impacting jobs and retail shelves.

Two men in New Orleans were charged in a massive insurance fraud scheme involving staged semi-truck crashes, highlighting an ongoing federal investigation involving 63 individuals.

A semi truck driver in Wyoming was hit by a fleeing vehicle on I-80 near Rock Springs, prompting authorities to seek public help in identifying the suspect truck with a red lion logo.

A recent inspection on Baltimore-Washington Parkway removed 76% of trucks from service due to numerous violations, reflecting significant challenges in fleet maintenance and regulatory compliance.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer was charged with fraud for allegedly obtaining nearly $150,000 in COVID-19 relief loans for a fake trucking company.

Truckers in Indiana face fines as GPS errors lead them down Cement Plant Road, a restricted route with a six-ton weight limit.

A tragic crash on I-64 in West Virginia resulted in the deaths of two truckers after their truck went off a guardrail and down a steep hillside.

Wet weather at the Shreveport interchange led to a semi-truck scare as the vehicle nearly slid off the highway, highlighting ongoing road safety challenges.

A city dump truck accident in Eden, North Carolina led to the tragic deaths of four linemen and left two others critically injured.

An Indiana trucker who won a $42.5 million lotto jackpot plans to retire early and live out his dreams.

A commercial vehicle checkpoint in Irvine, California, led to 65 citations and the towing of ten vehicles, highlighting ongoing efforts to ensure road safety.

The FMCSA denied Connell High School's request to grant younger CDL permits, citing safety concerns and lack of supporting data for teenage commercial drivers.

California is considering changing its stance on testing autonomous semi trucks, sparking debates over technological advancements, job security, and road safety.

A turkey crashed through the windshield of a trucker's semi on I-49 in Missouri, sending the driver to the hospital with minor injuries amidst the spring turkey season in the area.

An Uzbek trucker is facing charges in Wyoming after allegedly threatening another truck driver with a knife during a road rage incident on I-80.

A Honda caused a semi truck to jackknife on I-15 in Utah, leading to lane closures and traffic delays, as the Honda driver fled the scene.

A semi truck plunged off State Route 99 in Lodi, California, landing near Pixley Slough, with the driver safely escaping and emergency teams ensuring no hazards remained.

Nevada's Senate Bill 180 proposes an increase in minimum liability insurance for large commercial trucks, sparking concerns over rising costs for local truckers as lawmakers push for updated safety standards.