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FMCSA has reinstated the PremierRide Logs electronic logging device to its list of registered and compliant ELDs, allowing truck drivers and carriers to resume using the device amid ongoing changes to the agency’s ELD vetting process.

January 29, 2026

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FMCSA Restores PremierRide Logs ELD to Approved Device List

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has reinstated the PremierRide Logs electronic logging device to its list of registered and compliant ELDs, allowing carriers ...

FMCSA is preparing to launch Motus, a new carrier registration system designed to streamline how trucking companies obtain authority, manage USDOT numbers, and reduce fraud. Here’s what carriers and industry stakeholders need to know about the rollout timeline, key changes, and what comes next.

January 29, 2026

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FMCSA Prepares to Launch Motus as a New Carrier Registration Platform

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is preparing to replace major parts of its carrier registration process with a new system designed to reduce ...

The U.S. Department of Transportation is reopening the Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee and inviting truck drivers and motor carriers to apply. Learn what the committee does, why it matters, and how industry voices can help shape future safety policy.

January 26, 2026

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DOT Reopens Safety Committee and Asks Trucking Industry to Take a Seat at the Table

The U.S. Department of Transportation is once again asking truck drivers and motor carriers to step directly into the policy conversation around highway safety. ...

California’s Highway 1 through Big Sur has fully reopened after three years of landslide repairs, restoring a key coastal route and access for travelers and local businesses.

January 20, 2026

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California Reopens Highway 1 Through Big Sur After Three Years of Landslide Repairs

A major stretch of California’s Highway 1 along the Big Sur coastline is fully open again after years of closures caused by landslides and ...

FMCSA revokes four electronic logging devices from its approved list, giving truck drivers and motor carriers 60 days to replace non-compliant ELDs before enforcement begins

January 19, 2026

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FMCSA Revokes Four More Electronic Logging Devices from Approved List

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed four additional electronic logging devices from its list of registered and compliant ELDs, continuing its recent ...

January 14, 2026

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FMCSA Considers Extending Emergency Relief Period for Carriers and Drivers

Federal emergency declarations play a critical role in keeping freight moving during natural disasters, infrastructure failures, and fuel supply disruptions. Now, the Federal Motor ...

Konik Heavy Duty Products introduces a galvanized quick install mud flap bracket designed for fast roadside repairs without welding or drilling, helping reduce downtime and compliance delays.

January 14, 2026

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Konik Introduces Galvanized Quick-Install Mud Flap Bracket for Faster Roadside Repairs

Konik Heavy Duty Products has introduced a new Quick Install Mud Flap Bracket designed to restore vehicle roadworthiness quickly without welding or drilling. The ...

Registration is now open for ATA’s 2026 Safety, Security & Human Resources National Conference in Oklahoma City. The event brings together industry leaders for education, collaboration, and networking focused on safety, security, and workforce strategy.

January 5, 2026

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ATA Opens Registration for 2026 Safety, Security & HR National Conference

Registration is now open for the American Trucking Associations’ annual Safety, Security, & Human Resources National Conference and Exhibition, a key industry event focused ...

FMCSA has revoked certification for four electronic logging devices, giving drivers and carriers 60 days to replace them. Here’s what truck drivers, fleets, and industry stakeholders need to know to stay compliant and avoid violations.

January 5, 2026

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FMCSA Pulls Approval for Four ELDs, Giving Drivers 60 Days to Switch

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed four electronic logging devices from its list of approved products, affecting drivers and fleets that rely ...

FMCSA has pulled three ELDs from its approved list, giving carriers until February 7 to replace them. Learn which devices were revoked, why they were removed, and what drivers must do to stay compliant.

December 12, 2025

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FMCSA Removes Three More ELDs From Approved List

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed three additional electronic logging devices from its approved list. Carriers now have a limited window to ...