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The Truckload Carriers Association is offering a discounted flat registration rate for carriers attending Truckload 2026 in Orlando, expanding access to education and peer collaboration.

December 23, 2025

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TCA Lowers Registration Cost to Broaden Carrier Participation at Truckload 2026

With market pressure continuing across the truckload sector, the Truckload Carriers Association is adjusting its approach to encourage broader carrier participation at its annual ...

CDL turnover varies widely by region. Learn which states show lower turnover signals, how employment stability data explains the differences, and why lower churn matters for drivers seeking long-term fit.

December 22, 2025

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Which States Have the Lowest CDL Turnover and Why That Matters for Drivers

Turnover is one of the most reliable signals of what a driving job will actually feel like once the new hire phase is over. ...

Join FTR’s free webinar to get insights on 2026 freight trends, trade policy, trucking capacity, and economic outlook. Essential information for truck drivers and carriers.

December 12, 2025

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FTR Offers Free Webinar for Truck Drivers and Industry Professionals on 2026 Transportation Outlook

Shippers, carriers, and industry professionals can gain a clearer view of next year’s freight and transportation trends through a free webinar hosted by FTR. ...

Truck drivers are encouraged to attend the Midwest Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit in Kansas City on December 16 and 17. Learn about the sessions, speakers, and registration details for this free event.

December 12, 2025

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Truck Drivers Encouraged to Attend Kansas City Safety Summit This December

Truck drivers spend more time on the road than anyone, which makes their voice essential when decisions about highway safety are being made. Later ...

The new TA in Pueblo, Colorado, features 210 truck parking spots, multiple dining options, showers, a CAT Scale, and more amenities designed for truck drivers on Interstate 25.

December 11, 2025

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New TravelCenters of America in Pueblo Offers 210 Truck Parking Spots and Driver Amenities

TravelCenters of America has officially opened a new location in Pueblo, Colorado, designed with truckers in mind. Located at 1275 Drew Dix Parkway along ...

A new recall affects more than 600 International trucks due to ECU signal problems. See which models are included, what the repair involves, and how drivers can check their VIN.

December 11, 2025

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International Issues Recall on 600+ Trucks: What Drivers Need to Know

If you run an International, you may want to double-check your model year. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced a new ...

December 10, 2025

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Most Competitive Driver Markets Near Rail-Connected Cities

Trucking near rail hubs has long been a cornerstone of efficient freight movement. Drivers operating in cities with active rail interchanges experience unique opportunities, ...

FMCSA has renewed a five-year exemption that allows specialized carriers hauling oversize or overweight loads to skip the 30-minute rest break. Here’s what truck drivers need to know about how this update affects permitted hauls, parking challenges, and day-to-day operations.

December 9, 2025

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FMCSA Extends Break Exemption for Oversize and Overweight Haulers Through 2030

Truckers hauling the big stuff just got some breathing room. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has officially renewed a key exemption that affects ...

A look at the state borders where truck driver pay shows the biggest differences. Understanding these pay gaps helps drivers compare earnings, cost of living, freight demand, and job availability so they can make informed decisions about relocation or new routes.

December 8, 2025

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States Where Truck Driver Pay Beats Neighboring States by the Widest Margin

Truck drivers do not earn the same paycheck everywhere, even when states share a border. In several parts of the country, average truck driver ...

This breakdown shows how job stability varies for truck drivers working as company drivers or owner operators across major freight states such as Texas, California, North Dakota, Washington, and Illinois, highlighting which regions offer steadier work and consistent opportunities.

December 4, 2025

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Differences in Truck Driver Job Stability Between Owner Operators and Company Drivers in Various States

Truck drivers often weigh company jobs against owning their own rigs, with stability at the heart of that choice. Company drivers lean on employer ...