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By Bob Dilliplaine


Truck drivers are at high risk of developing diabetes
About 11% of the adult population meets the criteria for prediabetes, and there is a particular group at high risk: truck drivers. Diabetes rates in

Starting in trucking: required permits, registrations, and compliance
Are you a new carrier? This is what you need to know about permits, registration, and compliance. The trucking industry can be quite challenging for

Alberta Clipper Brings an Early Polar Blast: A Critical Alert for Drivers
The Alberta Clipper is sweeping across the country with fast-moving Arctic air, sharp temperature drops, and dangerous road conditions that demand heightened attention from all professional drivers.

American manufacturers trigger truck “dumping” investigation
Foreign trailer manufacturers under investigation for alleged “dumping” in the U.S. The U.S. truck market is at the center of a trade dispute. After domestic

ATRI Warns: Litigation Is Rising Across the U.S. Trucking Industry
A new report from the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) reveals how escalating litigation, higher legal costs, and mounting insurance pressures are reshaping the U.S. trucking industry. The findings mark a critical moment for motor carriers, insurers, and logistics stakeholders who must understand the changing legal environment — and the increasingly strategic role of strong insurance partnerships.

FMCSA says no to hours-of-service exemptions
FMCSA rejects two requests for exemptions to hours-of-service rules for commercial drivers. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has denied two exemption requests related