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The strangest traffic laws in the United States you didn’t know

From no honking at night to driving barefoot, these are some of the strangest traffic laws in the U.S. Most traffic laws are straightforward and easy to understand for any driver. From obeying speed limits to recognizing road signs and stopping at red lights, the rules are designed to keep everyone safe on the road. […]

What’s Changing in the Transportation Industry—And What to Expect in the Years Ahead

By Bob Dilliplaine, Industry Expert at Orange Commercial Credit The trucking industry is in the midst of a major transformation—one that affects how freight is moved, how drivers get paid, and how small carriers and owner-operators run their businesses. While change can feel uncertain, for those who stay informed and agile, it presents a wealth […]

What is the new TIFIA plan to make infrastructure financing easier in the U.S.?

The Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) aims to modernize roads across the country. From now on, all types of eligible projects will be able to finance up to 49% of their costs, a significant increase from the previous cap of 33% for most cases.

Grand Canyon Lodge Burned Down Amid Ongoing Southern U.S. Flood Recovery

The United States is facing a summer kickoff marked by simultaneous emergencies. In the West, wildfires have forced the full closure of the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Meanwhile, in the South and parts of the East, widespread flooding has submerged highways, closed key transport corridors, and left entire communities under water. The combined impact is putting pressure on logistics systems, disrupting both tourism and the movement of goods and services.

U.S. truck fleets face rising tire costs

Truck fleets across the United States will soon face steeper replacement tire prices as international trade tensions and tariffs ripple through the industry. Major tire manufacturers have announced upcoming price increases, adding further pressure to an already strained freight sector. Beginning May 1, at least two global tire makers — Yokohama Tire and Sumitomo Rubber […]

U.S. cities with the highest traffic accident rates

The highest risk areas are concentrated along the coasts and in metropolitan areas. Traffic accidents are a common phenomenon everywhere; however, there are places where the likelihood of them occurring is higher. This may be due to a lack of road education, road rage, insufficient signage, or inadequate road infrastructure. Some cities in the United […]

6 regulatory changes shaping the trucking industry in 2025

At the start of the year, the industry is already facing measures that could make 2025 a very different year. 2025 not only marks the beginning of a new year for the trucking industry, but also the start of a new administration that has promised significant changes for the sector. Some of the regulations established […]

3,625 cargo thefts were recorded in the U.S. and Canada in 2024

Cargo theft activity in the United States and Canada reached historic levels, increasing by 27% in 2024. The latest report from Verisk CargoNet shows that cargo theft activity in the United States and Canada reached historic levels in 2024. During the year, a total of 3,625 theft incidents were reported, marking a 27% increase compared […]

Top cities with the longest traffic times in the U.S.

A study conducted by the TomTom Traffic Index presents statistics that help identify the cities with the slowest traffic across the country. Traffic congestion in the United States has worsened in the years following the pandemic, leading to economic and time losses for drivers who face this issue daily. In a recent post, we shared […]

FMCSA wins key case against unauthorized moving company

The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California issued a final judgment against USA Logistics, Inc. for transporting household goods without proper authorization. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has achieved a significant victory in its efforts to ensure consumer safety in the moving transportation sector. On September 11, the U.S. District […]