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New Hampshire guarantees restroom access for truck drivers during deliveries and pickups

New Hampshire seeks to ensure restroom access for truck drivers while they perform their jobs.

GHOSTRUCK Act to Curb Foreign Manipulation of Truckers’ ELDs

The new bill aims to close a regulatory loophole involving foreign manipulation of ELDs.

Freight Market Recovery Rekindles Truck Driver Turnover in the United States

Driver turnover is strong with 58.1% of drivers currently seeking a new job, compared with 46.8% during the same period in 2025.

Top Concerns of Fleet Managers in 2026

The J. J. Keller Center for Market Insights has completed its sixth annual study analyzing the key concerns facing fleet management.

How to survive inflation, the biggest challenge for a trucker’s finances

The latest statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation reveal a challenging scenario, but one that’s not insurmountable. Everything is getting more expensive, including the intelligence of a good transporter.

Freight Transportation Faces New Challenges Despite Signs of Recovery

The transportation industry continues to navigate a period of adjustment and volatility.

What Are FMCSA BASIC Scores and Why Do They Matter?

BASIC is part of the FMCSA’s safety monitoring program that evaluates the safety performance of motor carriers.

Why Some States See More Fatal Truck Accidents Than Others

Commercial truck accidents continue to be one of the leading causes of deaths and injuries in the United States.

Can California Afford to Lose Immigrant Truck Drivers? The Impact of English Proficiency Rules

Approximately 8% of California’s truck drivers—an estimated 61,000 individuals—are immigrants. What happens if they’re gone?

Hit the brakes! Besides driving the truck, you also have to manage your finances

Key facts and strategies for protecting the business of independent carriers. Organized accounting is as important as the price of diesel and good mechanical condition. Numbers to keep in mind.