Trucking Cares Foundation bestows 2026 John Lex Premier Achievement Award CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Von Minor, president and executive director of the South Dallas Driving Academy,
WASHINGTON — Trucks hauled $109 billion in freight across the United States’ borders with Canada and Mexico in August 2026, a 29.8% increase compared with
WASHINGTON — Could flashing amber lights on the back of a tractor-trailer give approaching motorists enough warning to avoid a rear-end collision? Grote Industries is
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A familiar face in trucking is taking the wheel at the American Trucking Associations (ATA). Derek Leathers, chairman and CEO of Omaha,
WASHINGTON, D.C. — From hurricane-ravaged mountain highways to bridges washed out by flooding, communities across the United States are continuing to rebuild transportation infrastructure damaged
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — From promoting highway safety to creating career opportunities and tackling industry challenges, trucking’s advocates are finding ways to make a difference —
Some truck drivers are still battling summerlike heat, while others are already preparing for snow-covered highways and icy mountain passes. As winter weather begins making
WASHINGTON — Truck drivers and motor carriers who believe their safety records contain errors now have a more consistent process for challenging that information —
WASHINGTON — As federal lawmakers move to strengthen efforts to detect human trafficking, the trucking industry is preparing to participate in a new round of
SAN FRANCISCO & CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Assigning the wrong driver or equipment to a load can create problems that extend well beyond a scheduling headache.
New study examines rising litigation costs, insurance premiums and their impact on trucking companies and consumers WASHINGTON — Plaintiffs’ verdicts in commercial truck accident
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The American Trucking Associations (ATA) welcomed 14 professionals to the 14th class of its LEAD ATA program, a year-long leadership development program.
New leadership, industry challenges and emerging technologies will take center stage during this year’s Management Conference & Exhibition, Oct. 17-20. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Trucking industry
When winter weather strikes, highway snowplow operators have a serious job to do: They’re tasked with clearing snow and ice so motorists — including the
New Class 8 lineup offers up to 540 horsepower, three cab configurations and technology designed for demanding operations on and off the highway  GREENSBORO,
14 projects will expand parking capacity along major freight corridors, near ports and at border crossings. Finding a safe place to park at the end
Cargo thieves are finding increasingly sophisticated ways to steal freight, but a new industry survey suggests many companies may not be adequately prepared to prevent
Autonomous trucking companies welcome five-year exemption; OOIDA questions safety of alternative warning system The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has cleared the way for
Agency will study 14-hour clock pauses, expanded sleeper-berth splits WASHINGTON — Truck drivers could eventually have more flexibility to deal with detention time, traffic congestion
Carriers still have to wait for HHS to certify at least two laboratories before alternative testing method can be used A major roadblock preventing motor
