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Maine State Police have launched a targeted enforcement effort focused on passenger vehicle violations around commercial trucks. The initiative aims to reduce crashes by addressing unsafe driving behaviors that put truck drivers at risk.

January 7, 2026

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Maine State Police Shift Focus to Passenger Vehicle Behavior Around Trucks

Truck drivers have long raised concerns about the operation of passenger vehicles around large trucks. From riding in blind spots to cutting off tractors ...

Truck driver pay can be structured by the mile, by the hour, or as a salary. Learn how each pay model works, how it affects weekly earnings, and which types of trucking jobs typically use each structure.

January 6, 2026

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How Truck Driver Pay Differs When Paid by Mile, Hour, or Salary

Truck driver pay is not just about the number on a job ad. How drivers are paid can matter as much as how much ...

Murphy USA has expanded its fuel payment offerings with two new business fuel cards launched through AtoB. The cards include reporting, spending controls, fraud alerts, and first-year fuel discounts aimed at smaller or newer businesses.

January 6, 2026

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Murphy USA Expands Fuel Card Options with Two New Business Fuel Cards

Murphy USA has introduced two new business fuel cards as part of its effort to expand fuel payment options for companies that may struggle ...

The economy remains trucking’s top concern for the third year in a row, according to ATRI’s annual industry survey. The report highlights shifting priorities for drivers, carriers, and industry stakeholders.

January 6, 2026

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Economy Continues to Top Trucking’s List of Concerns, ATRI Survey Finds

Uncertainty in the broader economy continues to weigh heavily on the trucking industry. For the third year in a row, economic conditions rank as ...

TCA Driver of the Year Scott Lindsey shares how decades of experience, strong carrier support, and a focus on mentoring help drivers and fleets succeed across the trucking industry.

January 6, 2026

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How TCA Driver of the Year Scott Lindsey Uses Experience to Strengthen Drivers and Carriers

Decades behind the wheel give drivers a perspective that cannot be learned in a classroom. For Scott Lindsey, that experience has become a tool ...

Truck driver pay varies between coastal states and inland freight corridors due to freight flow, demand, and consistency. Learn how location impacts earnings and how to compare job opportunities by region.

January 5, 2026

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Truck Driver Pay Differences Between Coastal States and Inland Freight Corridors

Truck driver pay is shaped by where freight moves and how consistently it flows. Coastal states tied to ports and international trade often report ...

The Truckload Carriers Association recognizes four professional drivers as Highway Angels for heroic actions on the road. Their stories highlight courage, quick thinking, and the impact truck drivers have beyond the wheel.

January 5, 2026

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Highway Heroes in Action: TCA Highway Angels Make a Difference on the Road

Acts of courage and compassion often happen quietly on America’s highways. When they do, the Truckload Carriers Association recognizes those moments through its Highway ...

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 ...