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Savannah is a top East Coast freight market for truck drivers because Port of Savannah container volumes keep demand strong for drayage, local, and regional lanes. See the container growth trend, what it means for steady work, and how to choose the right job fit.

January 12, 2026

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What Makes Savannah One of the Strongest Freight Markets for Truck Drivers on the East Coast

Savannah is one of the clearest “freight demand signal” cities on the East Coast because the Port of Savannah keeps moving high container volumes, ...

The Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors marks its 25th anniversary in 2026, highlighting decades of freight advocacy, infrastructure investment, and national supply chain leadership.

January 12, 2026

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CAGTC Marks 25 Years of Freight Advocacy Heading Into 2026

The Coalition for America’s Gateways and Trade Corridors will reach a major milestone in 2026, marking 25 years of advocacy focused on strengthening the ...

The American Petroleum Institute is moving forward with the PC-12 diesel engine oil category, introducing CL-4 and FB-4 oils designed to support EPA 2027 emissions requirements.

January 12, 2026

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New Diesel Engine Oil Standards Move Closer to 2027 Rollout

Changes are coming to diesel engine oil, and the timeline is now clearer. The American Petroleum Institute has confirmed it is moving forward with ...

OOIDA reminds members to share the Mary Johnston Scholarship Fund with their children and dependents, offering renewable awards to support college and trade school education.

January 9, 2026

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OOIDA Reminds Members to Share Mary Johnston Scholarship Opportunity With Their Families

The Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association is reminding members to pass along an important opportunity to the next generation. OOIDA is encouraging members to ...

Landstar employees across the country supported food banks, housing programs, schools, and family services in 2025, contributing meals, donations, and volunteer time to local communities.

January 9, 2026

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Landstar Employees Step Up for Communities Across the Country in 2025

Giving back is part of trucking culture, and one major carrier spent 2025 putting that belief into action in communities where its people live ...

Truck drivers should plan for overnight lane reductions and full closures on I-5 near Salem, Oregon, as widening work continues with detours and traffic pattern changes in January.

January 9, 2026

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Oregon I-5 Widening Work Brings Night Closures and Detours Near Salem

Truck drivers running through Oregon should plan carefully this week as construction tied to the I-5 widening project continues to reshape traffic flow south ...

Learn how winter weather shapes truck driver earnings in Minnesota, from freight consistency and scheduling changes to pay stability and route planning during colder months.

January 8, 2026

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How Winter Weather Affects Truck Driver Earnings in Minnesota

Winter changes how trucking operates in Minnesota, but it does not shut it down. Freight continues to move across the state, and many drivers ...

A Warren Transport truck driver has been recognized with a TCA Highway Angel Award after stopping a vehicle fire in Dallas. Learn how quick action and the right equipment prevented a dangerous situation.

January 8, 2026

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Warren Transport Driver Recognized for Stopping a Car Fire in Dallas

Quick thinking and the right equipment can make all the difference on the road. That reality was on full display when a professional truck ...

Women In Trucking Association has opened nominations for its 2026 Image Team. Learn who is eligible, how nominations work, and when the Image Team will be announced for professional truck drivers.

January 8, 2026

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Women In Trucking Opens Nominations for 2026 Image Team

The Women In Trucking Association is now accepting nominations for its 2026 Image Team, a group of professional women drivers selected to represent the ...

FMCSA has revoked four more electronic logging devices as enforcement tightens on non-compliant systems. Learn which ELDs were removed, what the March 1 deadline means for truck drivers, and what steps carriers need to take next.

January 8, 2026

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FMCSA Removes More ELDs as Enforcement Tightens on Non-Compliant Devices

The list of approved electronic logging devices continues to shrink as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration steps up enforcement against systems that fail ...