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What you need to know about CVSA’s International Roadcheck 2026

The first annual inspection, as every year, kicks off with the International Roadcheck, also known as DOT Blitz Week. Here’s what you need to know.

Bot Auto completes its first driverless commercial highway shipment

Bot Auto has completed its first long-distance commercial shipment without a driver in the cab or a remote operator.

U.S. 250th anniversary celebrations take to the rails

Commemorative locomotives take the rails for United States’ 250th anniversary

New US transportation map: adapt without wasting time

The U.S. government has implemented sweeping changes to regulations governing freight transportation, affecting everything from who can be behind the wheel to mandatory in-cab technology. This is an effort to strengthen safety and operational transparency.

With 9.8 billion passengers these are the world’s busiest airports

The Airports Council International (ACI) released its ranking of the world’s busiest airports for 2025.

“Preventive management”, the number 1 strategy for the rest of the year

New reports from the Department of Labor and the Federal Reserve reveal a complex outlook for drivers, who face rising operating costs. The impact of employment and inflation. The keys: be flexible and anticipate.

The Growing Threat of Chameleon Fleets

A CBS ‘60 Minutes’ investigation exposes the rise of ‘Chameleon Fleets’ in the U.S. trucking industry.

US transportation begins to show signs of recovery

With tonnage at record levels and rates on the rise, carriers are leading the expansion of the logistics market. If the forecasts hold true, years of uncertainty could be over.

Fuel tax cuts gain momentum across U.S. states

In response to recent increases in fuel prices, lawmakers in several states have been working to adopt measures that temporarily suspend fuel taxes.

U.S. Economy 2026: Accelerating vs. Stalling Sectors

Technology, renewable energy and domestic tourism drove production during the first quarter of the year. The residential real estate, agriculture and textile sectors lagged behind. What happened to transportation? Special report.