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New DOT Rule Now in Effect: Drivers With Poor English Disqualified After On-the-Spot Roadside Inspections

New DOT Rule Now in Effect Disqualifies Truck Drivers With Limited English Proficiency

Mack Trucks unveils updated Anthem tractor unit

The Anthem’s upgrades include a 10% increase in fuel efficiency, enhanced comfort, and improved maneuverability. On June 24, Mack Trucks unveiled an updated version of its Anthem tractor unit. This refresh repositions the model as a maneuverable specialist for regional transport, thereby strengthening the Volvo Group’s presence in that market segment. Previously, Mack had launched […]

Driven: New Documentary Celebrates the Backbone of America’s Trucking Industry

A new documentary series, DRIVEN, spotlights the unsung heroes of the U.S. trucking industry—drivers and workers who keep the nation’s supply chain moving. Produced by the American Trucking Associations, the series is part of a national campaign to highlight trucking’s vital role in American life.

What Is the New Mandatory Digital Medical Certification System for Commercial Drivers

Paper certificates are no longer valid for CDL/CLP holders.
Companies must monitor MVRs regularly to ensure driver compliance.

Family and Life on the Road: The Challenge of Balancing Home with a Life in Motion

Balancing family life with a demanding job on the road is one of the toughest challenges facing America’s truck drivers. But a mix of technology, changing family roles, and flexible work policies is helping many find a new kind of stability — even from behind the wheel. For more than 3.5 million professional drivers powering […]

Technology Under Threat: U.S. Trucking Fleets Face Growing Cybersecurity Risks

As over-the-road transport becomes increasingly digital, cyberattacks on logistics systems are on the rise. Experts warn of the urgent need to secure networks, devices, and data. The digital revolution reshaping the U.S. trucking industry brings with it a silent yet growing threat: cyberattacks. As fleets adopt new management platforms, real-time GPS, remote diagnostics, and cloud-connected […]

Drivers Wanted: A Growing Job Market with More Women Behind the Wheel

The ongoing driver shortage is pushing wages, benefits, and job conditions upward—creating new opportunities for growth and independence, especially for women entering the transportation industry. The U.S. trucking job market is undergoing a positive transformation. While the driver shortage remains a challenge, it’s also fueling encouraging changes: higher pay, better benefits, and more flexible hiring […]

Good News on the Road: More Safe Truck Rest Areas Under Construction

With federal funding and legislative support, the U.S. government is pushing forward with the construction and modernization of truck rest areas nationwide. More than 3,000 new parking spots are expected to be available by the end of 2025. In response to one of the most urgent demands of the freight transportation sector, the U.S. government […]

U.S. House Committee Advances Bill to Connect Veterans with Transport Jobs

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has approved the TRANSPORT Jobs Act, aiming to ease the path for military veterans into high-demand transportation careers. The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has approved the Transitioning Retiring And New Service Members to Port, Ocean, Rail, and Truck (TRANSPORT) Jobs Act, a bill designed to break down […]

Tech Outpaces the Law: Driverless Trucks Roll Out, Insurers Step In

The absence of a clear regulatory framework raises red flags around safety, legal liability, and employment. In this scenario, having a reliable, specialized insurance provider isn’t just advisable—it’s essential. Technology Is Outpacing the Law Autonomous trucks—heavy-duty vehicles capable of operating without human intervention—are no longer futuristic concepts. Companies like Aurora, Kodiak, and Gatik have already […]