News archivos - Page 10 of 46

Out-of-Control Bees and Flying Cash: The Wildest Truck Accidents in the U.S.

Out-of-Control Bees and Flying Cash: The Wildest Truck Accidents in the U.S. Every day, trucks log millions of miles on U.S. highways, moving everything from groceries to livestock. Most accidents are routine fender-benders or cargo spills.

National Technician Appreciation Week: Recognizing the Professionals Who Keep America’s Trucks Rolling

National Technician Appreciation Week: the U.S. trucking industry pauses to honor a group of professionals whose work often goes unseen but is essential to everything that moves across the nation’s highways

Truck Drivers Honored with Food and Celebrations During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week 2025

Amazon to invest over one billion dollars in wage increases

The multinational company Amazon announced its plans to invest over one billion dollars in wage increases for its employees. On September 17, the multinational company Amazon announced its plans to invest over one billion dollars in wage increases for its employees, as well as reducing the cost of health plans for its logistics and transportation […]

The Future of Urban Delivery: The Last-Mile Logistics Revolution in the U.S.

The Future of Urban Delivery: The Last-Mile Logistics Revolution in the U.S. With the unstoppable rise of e-commerce, the final leg of transportation—from the warehouse to the customer’s door—has become a battleground for innovation.

National Truck Driver Appreciation Week: U.S. Launches Pilot Programs to Improve Drivers’ Quality of Life

During this year’s National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the launch of two pilot programs designed to transform working conditions for truck drivers

Hidden Radios in Highway Solar Infrastructure: DOT Issues Cybersecurity Warning for U.S. Roads

The Hidden Cost of Detention Time: How Loading and Unloading Delays Hurt Truck Drivers and Companies

9/11 Anniversary: America’s Day to Never Forget the Tragedy and the Heroes

9/11 Anniversary: America’s Day to NEVER FORGET the Tragedy and the Heroes

FMCSA to eliminate paper payments starting September 30

This move is part of a broader effort by FMCSA to modernize its operations and provide a more efficient experience. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has announced that starting September 30, 2025, it will no longer accept paper payments, such as checks or money orders, for any transactions related to its services. This […]