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Drive your stress away: techniques for truck drivers

Approximately 75% of truck drivers report feeling emotionally stressed at work, and very few have the tools to cope with these situations or seek help.

Lawmakers push to raise minimum truck insurance compensation to $5 million

The “Fair Compensation for Truck Crash Victims Act” seeks to increase insurance requirements for interstate motor carriers.

Maintenance practices commonly overlooked in fleets

These overlooked maintenance tasks can cost a fleet an average of $12,000 to $18,000 per truck annually.

Do you want to be a truck driver? Here’s what you need to know

Being a truck driver in the United States represents an attractive professional option due to the sustained demand in the logistics industry, but it comes with certain challenges.

$12.5 billion saved by the impact of weigh station bypass technology

The 2026 National Bypass Impact Index reveals significant operational benefits accumulated over nearly three decades.

MOTUS: new registration platform for FMCSA-regulated transportation

MOTUS is a modernized platform designed to replace the legacy tools of the USDOT and the Unified Registration System.

Health initiatives for truckers in the U.S.

On World Health Day 2026, we want to highlight the importance of health for truck drivers through health initiatives made for them.

How Artificial Intelligence Is Redefining Cargo Theft in the Trucking Industry

The rapid rise of AI-driven fraud schemes—deepfakes, double brokering, and identity theft—is generating multimillion-dollar losses across the freight industry, forcing companies and regulators to rethink security systems.

The Mid-America Trucking Show 2026

The Mid-America Trucking Show is an internationally recognized event in the trucking industry.

Arizona to host Operation Full House as nationwide truck inspections begin

During this week, dozens of commercial vehicle inspectors will join forces to carry out the annual enforcement campaign known as “Operation Full House” in Arizona.