08/05/2026 - SaintGeorge

Recall of 6,000 Model Year 2027 Peterbilt and Kenworth Trucks: Affected Models and What to Do in Washington

Paccar is recalling nearly 6,000 Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, model year 2027, built between June and July, over an electrical fault that can cause loss of driver power, ABS brake failures, and lighting problems. Inspection and repair are free at dealerships. NHTSA recall number: 26V485. Paccar recall number: 26PACD.

Washington’s Port Growth Is Forcing the Trucking Industry to Adapt

As freight volumes continue to rise through Seattle and Tacoma, trucking companies are reshaping their operations, investing in technology, and preparing for a new era of logistics.

Washington’s 8 Biggest Truck Insurance Mistake

The most common insurance mistakes made by trucking companies in Washington—and how they can cost thousands of dollars

Trump Administration to Refund $100 Billion in Illegal Tariffs

The Trump administration has refunded about $100 billion in tariffs it collected before the U.S. Supreme Court ruled them illegal.

Why More Trucking Companies Are Registering in Washington?

In 2026, Washington has become one of the most attractive states in the U.S. for trucking companies.

Best and Worst States for Truck Parking Availability a 2026 Trucker Path Report

Trucker Path recently released its parking statistics report covering the period from September 2025 through June 2026.

Washington, when risk is no longer measured in miles: how insurers evaluate trucking operations in 2026

The growth of international trade, rising repair costs, multi-million-dollar lawsuits, and increasingly complex logistics are reshaping the commercial truck insurance market in Washington. This report examines the forces behind that transformation using official government data and research from the industry’s most authoritative organizations.

Texas: How to Get Permits to Transport Oilfield Equipment

Texas is home to some of the most specialized heavy haul operations. Moving equipment for the oil and gas industry requires special permits.

A Ten-Minute Inspection Can Cost You Thousands in Fines

A routine inspection at a weigh station or roadside checkpoint can uncover expired documents, mechanical defects, or compliance violations that lead to costly fines, vehicle out-of-service orders, or even driver out-of-service violations. Checking your paperwork and your truck before every trip remains the best way to avoid unnecessary losses.

Highway Shield: 800+ Truckers and Vehicles Removed from U.S. Roads

The DOT Operation Highway Shield began in Florida and has now expanded to four Midwestern states.