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What Can Place a Truck Driver Out of Service During a Roadside Inspection
An out-of-service order can stop a trip on the spot. Sometimes the problem is tied to the driver. Sometimes it is tied to...
What To Expect When Transferring Your CDL To Another State
Moving to another state can create a long checklist of tasks, but one item commercial drivers cannot overlook is their Commercial Driver's License....
Where Arizona Drivers Can Find CDL Training Schools and What to Check Before Enrolling
Arizona gives future truck drivers several CDL training paths, but choosing a school takes more than finding the closest campus or the fastest...
The Truth About Getting Hired in Trucking with a Complicated Past
People often look into trucking because they want stable work, better income, or a chance to rebuild after a difficult stretch in life....
Texas CDL Program in Waco Reopens to Train New Drivers
Texas State Technical College has relaunched its Professional Driving Academy at the school’s Waco campus, reopening another Class A CDL training option for...
CDL Disqualifications That Stop Drivers from Getting or Keeping a Commercial License
A CDL can open the door to local routes, regional freight, specialized hauling, and long term trucking careers, but not every driver qualifies...
How to Become a Truck Driver in 2026 and Build a Strong Start on the Road
Becoming a truck driver in 2026 means meeting basic federal requirements, getting your CDL, completing required training, and landing your first job with...
CVSA 2026 Out of Service Criteria Now Active Across North America
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance has rolled out its 2026 North American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria, replacing the previous version used in inspections across...
FMCSA Extends Paper Med Card Waiver Through Early 2026
As of this week, truck drivers still have backup options when it comes to medical cards. On October 13, the Federal Motor Carrier...
FMCSA Grants Temporary Waiver for Electronic Medical Certification Rule
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is giving commercial drivers and carriers more time to adapt to its new electronic medical certification...
