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Two Penske Logistics drivers, Casey Ford and Dan Svec, were named TCA Highway Angels for rescuing three crash victims in Dale, Indiana. Their quick thinking and teamwork saved lives on Highway 64.

October 29, 2025

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Two Penske Drivers Recognized as Highway Angels After Rescuing Crash Victims

When things go wrong out on the highway, it is often a truck driver who stops to lend a hand. That is exactly what ...

Four of the country’s top custom truck builders will face off at the 2026 Mid America Trucking Show’s Big Rig Build Off in Louisville, Kentucky. See how innovation, craftsmanship, and passion drive this major event that celebrates pride in the ride for drivers everywhere.

October 29, 2025

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Big Rigs, Big Competition: 2026 MATS Build Off Brings Custom Truck Builders Head to Head

For those who live and breathe their wheels, whether that’s a delivery van, step van, or long-haul rig, the upcoming Mid America Trucking Show ...

Truckers and fleets are needed for Wreaths Across America’s 2025 Honor Fleet to deliver wreaths honoring fallen veterans. Over 20 routes remain open. Learn how to get involved.

October 28, 2025

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Move the Mission: Wreaths Across America Calls on Trucking Fleets to Join the 2025 Honor Fleet

Each year, truck drivers across the country play a key role in helping Wreaths Across America deliver millions of wreaths to cemeteries nationwide. For ...

FMCSA has revoked the Phoenix ELD from its certified list. Truckers must replace non-compliant devices by December 22 to avoid violations. Learn what steps to take now.

October 28, 2025

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FMCSA Revokes Phoenix ELD Certification

Truckers take note: the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed the Phoenix ELD from its list of certified electronic logging devices. This action ...

Celebrate the newest inductees into the American Trucking and Industry Leader Hall of Fame. Learn how Roy Carver, Lewis Semple Clarke, and Joseph Morten shaped trucking history and continue to inspire drivers across the country.

October 28, 2025

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ATHS Inducts Fifth Class into Trucking Hall of Fame

The American Truck Historical Society has spent more than 50 years keeping the story of trucks and trucking alive, honoring the people and innovations ...

America’s busiest freight lanes, including I-10, I-40, and I-90, keep the nation’s truck drivers rolling with steady freight, solid pay, and dependable work. Learn how each corridor supports different freight types and what routes offer the best earning potential in 2025.

October 27, 2025

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Highway Hotspots: The Freight Lanes Keeping America’s Drivers Moving

Major freight corridors such as Interstate 10 (I-10), Interstate 40 (I-40), and Interstate 90 (I-90) remain vital arteries in the U.S. trucking network. These ...

The ASE Education Foundation is offering a free webinar on October 29 for truck technicians covering the new FMCSA exemption that streamlines training requirements for vehicle inspections.

October 27, 2025

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ASE Offers Free Webinar to Help Truck Techs Understand New FMCSA Exemption

Truck technicians and maintenance pros have a great opportunity to stay ahead of industry changes without spending a dime. The ASE Education Foundation is ...

The Mid-America Trucking Show is seeking experts to speak at the 2026 Pro Talks Education Series. Learn how drivers and industry professionals can share insights that help improve trucking safety, business, and technology.

October 27, 2025

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MATS Opens Call for Industry Experts to Speak at 2026 Pro Talks

The Mid-America Trucking Show has officially opened its Call for Speakers for the 2026 Pro Talks Education Series. The event will take place March ...

Truck freight tonnage dipped in September, but analysts say tightening capacity and driver shortages could set up a market rebound in 2026.

October 27, 2025

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Signs of a Trucking Market Turnaround as Capacity Tightens

Truck freight in the U.S. slipped slightly in September, but behind the numbers, industry analysts are spotting hints of a market shift that could ...