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Who Gets the $90 Social Security Payment?

The one-time payment will go to 20.8 million Medicare beneficiaries. Retired truckers and some drivers with disabilities may be among those receiving the deposit.

California Toughens DUI Laws: What Changes for Truck Drivers

California has toughened its DUI penalties. For truck drivers, the consequences can reach their CDL even when the offense happens behind the wheel of a personal vehicle.

10 Years Behind the Wheel: Is It Better to Be a Truck Driver Today Than in 2016?

Trucks are smarter, nominal pay is higher, and technology has transformed the cab. But a decade later, truck drivers still face familiar problems: parking shortages, long hours, and rising costs. What really changed between 2016 and 2026?

79% of U.S. Drivers Admit to Speeding, AAA Study Finds

The study examines how drivers perceive speeding, how they justify or rationalize the behavior.

Too Tall, Too Late: The Strangest Truck Accidents of 2026 in America

Overheight trucks, raised cranes hitting bridges, and loads that simply could not fit. In 2026, several crashes left unbelievable scenes — and a serious warning for America’s trucking industry.

Your Truck Was Declared a Total Loss: Who Decides What It Is Really Worth in Washington?

The accident may be over in seconds. The dispute over what the vehicle is actually worth can last much longer. Since 2026, Washington has introduced a new tool to resolve certain valuation disputes between policyholders and insurance companies.

Washington’s Strangest Insurance Risks: Cargo, Animals & More

In Washington, insuring cargo can mean much more than protecting boxes inside a truck. Live animals, antiques, musical instruments, household belongings, and even environmental risks connected to transportation are part of a little-known world of specialized coverage. Some may sound unusual, but the financial risks behind them are very real.

High-Value Cargo Leaving Washington Ports: Why a Standard Policy May Not Be Enough

Electronics, machinery, industrial components, and other goods can concentrate hundreds of thousands of dollars in a single trailer. For carriers operating out of Seattle and Tacoma, knowing the true value of what they are hauling can be just as important as knowing the route.

Washington: Who Pays When a Truck Hits a Bridge?

A wrong turn, an incorrect height calculation, or an oversized load can turn a routine trip into a costly accident. In Washington, state law establishes significant responsibilities when a commercial vehicle damages a bridge or other public infrastructure—and the financial consequences can extend far beyond repairing the truck itself.

Washington: The 5 Most Dangerous Trucking Routes and Their Impact on Commercial Insurance

An in-depth analysis of how the state’s highest-accident freight corridors drive up insurance policy costs for commercial fleets.