Oakland’s New Speed Cameras Generate 82,000 Tickets in Just One Month

The cameras had been issuing warnings since January 14, 2026, and officially began issuing speeding tickets on March 15, 2026.
How Traffic Congestion Is Forcing Fleets to Rethink Operations

Traffic congestion is redefining freight transportation operations, what are fleets doing to survive?
The U.S. States Hit Hardest by Rising Fuel Prices

The increase in fuel prices has not affected the entire country equally, which states are the most affected?
ATRI Study Examines How Fleets Are Managing Rising Insurance and Liability Costs

The American Transportation Research Institute published its latest study analyzing the rising costs of commercial vehicle liability insurance.
The New Logistics Strategy: Why Flexibility Is Replacing Speed

The most successful logistics strategies in the transportation industry are no longer based solely on speed, but on flexibility, resilience, and adaptability.
Pilot Program Proposed to Increase Gross Truck Weight on U.S. Highways

Lawmakers approved an amendment that would pave the way for a voluntary pilot program to increase the allowable gross weight of trucks on federal interstate highways.
The e-commerce boom stimulates the transport and logistics business

The growth of digital shopping increases the demand for freight on US highways, drives more competitive rates, and ensures greater livelihoods for independent truckers.
Cargo Theft Increases During Memorial Day Weekend

Warning issued to carriers over rising cargo theft risk during Memorial Day weekend
Trucking Compliance Checklist (2026): What Does a Truck Driver Need to Stay Compliant?

Based on the most common questions, we created the basic compliance checklist every road driver needs to know.
Average Weekly Salary for U.S. Truck Drivers Reaches $1,804 in Q1 2026

The average weekly salary for company truck drivers increased by 11% during the first quarter of 2026, reaching an average of $1,804 per week.