FMCSA
What Happens After a Failed Roadside Inspection?
A failed roadside inspection can lead to anything from a minor paperwork correction to an out-of-service order that prevents a truck from continuing...
FMCSA Temporarily Suspends Biennial Update Enforcement During Motus Transition
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has temporarily suspended enforcement actions that could inactivate USDOT numbers for carriers that have not completed...
Preparing for CVSA Brake Safety Week 2026
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's annual Brake Safety Week returns August 23 through August 29, 2026, with inspectors across the United States, Canada,...
FMCSA Removes TRUCKSTAFF ELD From Registered Devices List
FMCSA has removed TRUCKSTAFF ELD from its list of registered electronic logging devices, giving carriers 60 days to replace it with a compliant...
Florida Starts I-4 Truck Parking Expansion With 917 New Spaces Planned
Florida has broken ground on five truck parking expansion projects along Interstate 4 that are expected to add 917 new truck parking spaces....
ATRI Wants to Know How Drivers and Carriers View Today’s Truck Safety Technology
The American Transportation Research Institute is seeking feedback from truck drivers and motor carriers through a new survey examining onboard safety technology and...
FMCSA Plans Motus Rollout for Motor Carrier Registration Changes
Motor carrier registration is moving into a new system as federal regulators prepare to replace existing tools with Motus. The Federal Motor Carrier...
Federal Push to Address Truck Parking Shortage Turns to Driver Input
The truck parking shortage continues to drag on across the country, and federal agencies are now looking directly to drivers for answers. While...
FMCSA’s Barrs Eyes Major Updates to CDL Training Provider Registry
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is considering major updates to improve CDL training standards across the trucking industry. Administrator Derek Barrs spoke...
FMCSA Revokes Four More Electronic Logging Devices from Approved List
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed four additional electronic logging devices from its list of registered and compliant ELDs, continuing its...
