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Florida Highways for Truck Drivers: How the State’s Road System Works
Florida organizes its highway network into seven FDOT districts, along with Florida’s Turnpike. Here’s how the system works and what this division means for truck drivers and motor carriers.
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“Golden Age of Rail”: USDOT Announces $5.3 Billion in Rail Investments
$5.3 billion in rail projects across the country to improve safety, modernize critical infrastructure, and enable the purchase of new trains for Amtrak.
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Battling Driver Fatigue: How to Stay Sharp During Your Trips
With long hours behind the wheel, irregular schedules, overnight routes, heavy traffic, and delivery demands, staying alert can become difficult.
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Florida: Traffic Changes and Overnight Closures on Tampa’s I-275
Florida has introduced a new traffic pattern on I-275 North in Tampa, changing access to SR 60 West, SR 589 North and Tampa International Airport. New overnight closures are also scheduled across the area.
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Safety Tips for Sharing the Road with Wind Turbine Blade Haulers
Due to the size of these vehicles, there are areas around the truck and roadway that the driver cannot see clearly.
Oregon Bond Rules, Connecticut Cameras and Kentucky Exemption
Latest trucking regulations affecting carriers in Oregon, Connecticut and Kentucky.
What Is OTR Trucking?
OTR stands for Over-the-Road and refers to long-distance freight transportation, generally across multiple states. For many truck drivers, it means more miles and freight opportunities, but it can also mean spending days or weeks away from home.
Texas Extreme Heat: The Rule That Could Change Trucking

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Hacked Truck: The Quietest and Most Dangerous Theft
Hacked trucks are becoming a growing concern in modern transportation. Cyberattacks are now part of the industry’s risks, making the right insurance essential to protect your fleet, your cargo, and your business continuity against increasingly sophisticated threats.

The Forgotten Document That Could Turn Into a Multi-Million Lawsuit
A forgotten document, an outdated insurance policy, or an improperly registered driver can turn an accident or roadside inspection into a costly legal dispute, exposing a trucking company to millions of dollars in losses.

Truck Theft: It Doesn’t End When the Vehicle Disappears
A truck theft can happen in just a few minutes, but its consequences can impact a transportation company for months.






















