Federal trucking regulators are developing new requirements for entry-level driver training and electronic logging devices, with proposals that could change how new drivers...
ByTruck_Drivers_USANovember 2, 2026Military service can provide years of experience operating heavy vehicles, transporting equipment and working under demanding driving conditions. For service members considering a...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 30, 2026The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) brought trucking professionals together in Dallas this week for its 2026 Accelerate! Conference & Expo, featuring discussions...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 28, 2026Truck drivers renewing their DOT medical certification now have an important change to account for. Since October 12, 2026, a paper medical card...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 27, 2026Truck drivers and motor carriers now have access to updated procedures for challenging inaccurate safety records in every state, following nationwide implementation of...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 22, 2026A job offer from a recognizable trucking company might seem straightforward, especially when the recruiter knows the equipment, routes, and pay package. The...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 20, 2026Commercial drivers licensed in Alaska can continue using paper medical examiner's certificates under a one-year exemption from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 14, 2026The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has extended the automatic exemption period for regional emergencies from 14 to 30 days, giving qualifying...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 13, 2026Truck drivers could eventually have more flexibility in how they divide sleeper-berth time and manage delays at shipping and receiving facilities as the...
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 12, 2026A rule effective October 5 gives drivers providing direct assistance during qualifying regional emergencies a longer relief window, replacing the previous 14-day limit....
ByTruck_Drivers_USAOctober 6, 2026