08/12/2026 - SaintGeorge

How Wildfires Affect Freight Transport in Washington

Road closures, smoke, and detours: how wildfires are impacting freight transport in Washington. Official data from WSDOT, Ecology, and FMCSA.

V2X Technology: How Trucks Will Begin Communicating with Road Infrastructure

Traffic lights, roadsides, and trucks warning each other in real time: how V2X technology is advancing in the U.S. and Washington. Official USDOT and WSDOT data.

Washington Truck Inspections: The Documents Officers Request Most Often

What documents does a truck driver in Washington need to get through an inspection?

AI Dashcams in Washington: How They Cut Truck Accidents and Insurance Costs

AI-powered dashcams no longer just record — they analyze driver behavior and surrounding conditions in real time to prevent crashes before they happen. According to studies backed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), these systems can help avoid thousands of injury crashes and cut miles driven at excessive speed by trucks by as […]

What types of freight are transported the most in the state of Nevada

From minerals and construction materials to food, manufactured products, and distribution goods, these are the types of freight most commonly transported in Nevada.

California DMV Sued by Teamsters Over Autonomous Truck Regulations

The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is being sued by the state’s Teamsters union.

Washington: When GPS Sends a Truck the Wrong Way, Does Insurance Pay?

A GPS error can send a truck toward a low-clearance bridge, a restricted road, or a route unable to handle its weight. In Washington, following the screen does not eliminate the carrier’s responsibility to verify the route.

Dry Van, Reefer, or Flatbed: Which Is More Profitable?

Dry Van, Reefer, and Flatbed offer different levels of profitability. Rate per mile matters, but operating costs, detention time, and risk ultimately determine how much money you keep.

Washington: Street Closures and Flight Suspensions for the Freedom 250

Washington Reagan National Airport will suspend operations on August 23. The measure adds to street and avenue closures already planned for the event.