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More than 4,000 drivers now use Georgia Ports' GPA Trucker app, which provides container locations, digital tickets, terminal alerts, and mobile tools for Savannah port operations.

June 9, 2026

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More Than 4,000 Drivers Now Use Georgia Ports’ GPA Trucker App

More truck drivers moving containers through the Port of Savannah are using the Georgia Ports Authority’s GPA Trucker app as digital tools become a ...

Trucker Path has added more than 50,000 reservable truck parking spots to its app, giving drivers and fleets more options for overnight and long-term parking.

June 8, 2026

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Trucker Path Adds 50,000 Reservable Parking Spots for Drivers

Trucker Path is adding more than 50,000 reservable truck parking spots to its app, expanding the parking options drivers can access before they arrive ...

World Cup traffic plans and delivery restrictions could affect freight movement in major U.S. cities as host locations prepare for the 2026 tournament.

June 8, 2026

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World Cup Traffic Plans Could Disrupt Deliveries in Major U.S. Cities

Truck drivers traveling through major metropolitan areas could encounter traffic disruptions and delivery restrictions as cities prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The ...

Mack Trucks has announced the winning vehicles selected for its 2027 calendar after a fan voting contest that drew record participation across its social media channels.

June 5, 2026

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Mack Announces Winning Trucks For 2027 Calendar

Mack Trucks has announced the vehicles selected for its 2027 Mack Calendar after a fan-driven online contest drew record participation this year. The winning ...

TAT is accepting nominations through Aug. 15 for the 2026 Harriet Tubman Award, recognizing actions that help prevent human trafficking and assist victims.

June 5, 2026

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TAT Accepting Nominations For 2026 Harriet Tubman Award

Efforts to combat human trafficking often happen because someone recognizes a warning sign and decides to act. TAT is once again highlighting those actions ...

Four professional drivers with nearly 15 million combined safe miles have been inducted into the National Private Truck Council Driver Hall of Fame.

June 4, 2026

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Four Veteran Drivers Added to NPTC Driver Hall of Fame

A combined 152 years behind the wheel. Nearly 15 million safe miles. Not a single chargeable accident, injury, or moving violation among them. Those ...

A VIP NASCAR ticket raffle is adding excitement to the final days of the ATHS National Convention and Truck Show in Springfield, Missouri.

June 4, 2026

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NASCAR Giveaway Adds Extra Excitement to Final Days of ATHS Convention

There are already plenty for truck enthusiasts to see in Springfield this week, but one attendee will leave with something more than photos and ...

FMCSA has issued a temporary fertilizer transportation waiver affecting 36 states through Aug. 26 as federal agencies respond to supply challenges.

June 3, 2026

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FMCSA Temporarily Eases Regulations for Fertilizer Shipments In 36 States

Many federal trucking waivers are issued after hurricanes, floods, or other natural disasters. This one stems from a different challenge. The Federal Motor Carrier ...

CVSA has announced Brake Safety Week for Aug. 23-29. Inspectors across North America will focus on brake systems, with special attention on drums and rotors.

June 3, 2026

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CVSA Sets August Brake Safety Week Dates as Inspectors Prepare to Focus on Drums and Rotors

A brake problem rarely announces itself at a convenient time. Sometimes it starts with a vibration drivers have been meaning to get checked. Sometimes ...

The I-65 closure in Louisville is already impacting truck drivers, while another major I-70 shutdown near Topeka is scheduled to begin June 8.

June 2, 2026

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Major Louisville I-65 Closure Now Active

Truck drivers moving freight through Kentucky are already dealing with major traffic changes after a five-mile stretch of Interstate 65 in Louisville officially closed ...