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...
ByadminJune 10, 2026Truck drivers and carriers using 12 electronic logging devices recently removed from FMCSA’s registered list have until July 20 to switch to compliant...
ByadminMay 25, 2026New Hampshire State Police Troop G removed 35 commercial vehicles and placed 14 drivers out of service during a one-day Operation Airbrake enforcement...
ByadminApril 22, 2026The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is allowing CDL and CLP holders to use paper medical examiner’s certificates as proof of medical certification...
ByadminApril 16, 2026A focused commercial vehicle enforcement operation in Clayton, New Mexico, led to hundreds of inspections and citations over one week. The effort was...
ByadminApril 10, 2026The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed another electronic logging device from its list of registered units, tightening oversight on equipment used...
ByadminApril 8, 2026Truck drivers across North America should expect extra attention this spring as inspectors roll out for International Roadcheck 2026, a 72-hour enforcement effort...
ByadminFebruary 23, 2026From May 12 through May 14, enforcement officers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico will conduct the annual three-day inspection campaign known...
ByadminFebruary 18, 2026Weight enforcement is one of the most consistent operational risks truck drivers face across the United States. While federal weight limits are standardized,...
ByadminJanuary 16, 2026The list of approved electronic logging devices continues to shrink as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration steps up enforcement against systems that...
ByadminJanuary 8, 2026