This article, written by the Swift Transportation Team, first appeared on the Swift Transportation blog. Reprinted with permission. Jesus Acevedo-Soto — better known as “Avocado”
Trucking groups back legislation targeting fraudulent collision claims and schemes that put commercial vehicles — and their operators — at risk. Staged crashes aren’t just
PHELPS COUNTY, Mo. — Three were injured, including two workers from the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) and a trucker, in a crash on Interstate
From delays to traffic snarls and parking shortages, professional truck drivers deal with plenty of challenges on any given day. Holidays — like the upcoming
September is here. That means many of you will be busy preparing to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, set for September 13-19, 2026. The
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A California bill aiming to bring down the high price of electric commercial trucks is under final consideration by the California State
St. Christopher Fund offers resources to help truck drivers healthy. September is a good time to focus on two important areas of men’s health: Cholesterol
Commercial trucking has always carried inherent risk, but the liability landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years. The number of lawsuits filed against motor carriers
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— A couple, one from Florida and another from Atlanta, are facing charges after they are accused of confining children to the sleeper of
When Jeff Arnold joined the North American Transportation Management Institute (NATMI) in 1994, trucking was still largely an analog business. Training presentations were created using
I’ve encountered numerous professional truck drivers who believe they don’t have any say in how federal regulations are made and enforced. “I’m just one truck
A group of feul retailers urged the Environmental Protection Agency to modify its proposed changes to the inducement framework for diesel exhaust fluid (DEF). NATSO,
More than 110 training providers face immediate removal from FMCSA registry as agencies expand fraud investigations. A new interagency task force is cracking down on
