Emmy-Nominated ‘DRIVER’ Uncovers the Reality of Women Truckers

Nominated for an Emmy, the documentary ‘DRIVER’ shines a spotlight on the triumphs, hardships, and economic realities of female long-haul truckers in the U.S.
Trucker Lingo: The Language of the Road

The trucker lingo you need to know to survive on the road.
9/11: The Attack That Changed Transportation Forever

Twenty-five years after 9/11, many security measures truckers face today—from HAZMAT checks to tighter port and border controls—remain part of its legacy.
90% of Air Traffic Control Centers in the U.S. Are Operating with Minimum Staffing Levels

What are the risks of understaffing at air traffic control centers in the United States?
The 33rd UICR Professional Drivers World Championship Begins

The 33rd World Championship for Professional Drivers will take place from September 9 to 12, 2026.
Nevada: Permits, Weight Limits and Restrictions

In Nevada, truckers are the third-largest group of highway users. Weight limits, dimensions, permits and restrictions are some of the key rules drivers need to know before traveling across the state
Trucker Playlist for September 2026

A list of recommendations to add to your September playlist. Take note—you won’t want to miss these hits.
79% of U.S. Drivers Admit to Speeding, AAA Study Finds

The study examines how drivers perceive speeding, how they justify or rationalize the behavior.
Why Are Bears Crossing Florida Roads?

Florida is increasing the number of black bear hunting permits as encounters with people and vehicles become more common. For truckers, knowing how to react can help prevent a crash or a dangerous encounter.
Texas Highways: Why Are There So Many Wildflowers?

Texas’ famous bluebonnets do more than turn the state’s roadsides into a spectacular sight: they are also part of a state policy designed to reduce maintenance, conserve water, and control erosion.