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If You Could Tell Rookie Drivers One Thing About Winter Driving, What Would It Be?
We asked the TruckDriversUSA community a simple question with a serious purpose: If you could tell rookie drivers one thing about winter driving,...
ATA Introduces the 2026 2027 America’s Road Team Captains
The American Trucking Associations has selected 20 professional drivers to serve as the 2026 2027 America’s Road Team Captains, recognizing individuals whose careers...
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...
Paper Transport Surpasses 5 Million Natural Gas Miles in 2025
Paper Transport exceeded its 2025 alternative fuel goal by logging more than 5.36 million miles using renewable and compressed natural gas across its...
PKY Truck Beauty Championship Returns to MATS With Room for 175 Trucks
One of trucking’s most recognized custom show competitions is set to return to Louisville this spring, bringing together owner-operators, builders, fleets, and fans...
Recently Revoked ELD Restored to FMCSA Approved List
A previously revoked electronic logging device has been cleared for use again, just days after being removed from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety...
TCA Names 18 Participants for 2026 Elevate Young Leadership Program
The Truckload Carriers Association has announced the group selected to take part in its 2026 Elevate Young Leadership Program, an initiative focused on...
Jason’s Law Survey 3.0 Is Open, and Truck Drivers Need to Speak Up
Truck parking has been studied, discussed, and debated for years; yet, the day-to-day reality for drivers has not changed quickly enough. The third...
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...
Truck Parking Reality by Metro Area: How Drivers Can Plan Stops When Supply and Demand Don’t Match
If you drive through major metros, you already know the pattern. Parking fills early, ramps get crowded, and legal spaces disappear fast. Federal...
