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Comprehensive Guide to the New Federal Rule for Accessing CDL Licenses

The federal government has redefined who can apply for, renew, or retain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), introducing new restrictions for migrants and issuing direct warnings to several states. A significant change in federal regulations for accessing CDL licenses The nation’s commercial licensing system is undergoing a significant transformation following the implementation of a new […]

What drivers want: more mileage, more pay

The results of the annual Commercial Carrier Journal survey, conducted in collaboration with Netradyne, “What Drivers Want,” have now been published. The results of the annual Commercial Carrier Journal survey, conducted in collaboration with Netradyne, “What Drivers Want,” have now been published. One of the study’s main findings was the decline in miles driven among […]

UPS Crash in Kentucky: The Critical Role of Drivers and Dashcams

The UPS crash in Kentucky highlighted how truck drivers often become first witnesses to major incidents, with dashcam footage providing essential evidence for investigators, fleet managers, and insurers

Newsom Under Federal Investigation After Fatal Crash Linked to Illegally Issued Commercial License

Gavin Newsom Under Federal Investigation After Fatal Crash Linked to Illegally Issued Commercial License

A contagious phenomenon: 96% of drivers engage in road rage

Road rage and aggressive driving is no longer the exception, it’s the norm, discovered the AAA. Road rage, or aggressive driving, has become a growing problem in recent years, to the point that it seems many drivers navigate streets and highways in a negative emotional state. It’s a phenomenon that spreads easily, affecting both those […]

Road rage spikes during summer: beware and be safe

Stress behind the wheel, combined with extreme heat that makes us more irritable, can lead to more than just frustration: it can trigger road rage. Summer brings much more than just vacations. With intense heat waves, increased traffic due to road trips, an influx of new drivers, more pedestrians, and the risk of engine overheating, […]

Over 40 Mexican Truckers Lose Driving Privileges in the U.S. Due to Lack of English Skills — Pressure Mounts to Get Trained

More than 40 Mexican truck drivers have recently lost their authorization to operate on U.S. highways due to insufficient English language proficiency, according to freight industry officials.

The Busiest (and Most Dangerous) Truck Routes in the U.S. in 2025

The Busiest (and Most Dangerous) Truck Routes in the U.S. in 2025 . Where do most trucks travel — and which segments pose the greatest risks for heavy freight?

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 […]

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 […]