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In brief: weigh stations, young drivers, and fuel tax reform in the trucking industry

South Carolina debuts virtual weigh stations for trucking, as ATA pushes youth driver program, and states debate fuel policies. South Carolina launches virtual weigh stations for trucks South Carolina has begun implementing virtual weigh stations with the aim of improving road safety and freight transportation efficiency. In a collaboration between the state Department of Transportation […]

The Wildest Truck Modifications on the Road Today

Truck customization has become a serious industry, with some builds rivaling high-end RV conversions in complexity and cost. From redesigned sleepers to upgraded suspension systems, these modifications do more than change appearance — they alter weight, electrical load, and the technical profile of the truck.

Miles of love: stories of truckers and their four-legged co-pilots

The love between truckers and their pets is a strong bond, and these stories will surely warm your soul. Love manifests itself in many ways, from our earliest family bonds and first loves to our later ones, which culminate in the creation of a new family and bring the cycle full circle. However, there is […]

Using one of these ELD? FMCSA updates revoked device list

The FMCSA continues its safety campaign against electronic logging devices (ELD) that do not comply with the regulations established by the agency. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) continues its safety campaign against electronic logging devices (ELDs) that do not comply with the regulations established by the agency. Throughout 2026, the FMCSA will continue […]

Which Trucking Industry Segment Will Grow the Most in the U.S. and Why

Which trucking industry segment will grow the most in the U.S. and why is a key question for investors, carriers, and logistics operators. A new report from DataNexus Market Research points to tank trucking as the fastest-growing segment, driven by rising demand for chemicals, fuels, and hazardous materials

Essential documents every trucker needs to start 2026

In January, truck drivers should make sure they have the following key documents ready to meet legal requirements. A new year has arrived, and what better way to begin it than on the right foot. The trucking industry is governed by strict regulations that every driver must comply with, including having the key documentation required […]

States with the most truck drivers in the U.S.

These are the states with the highest number of truck drivers in the United States. The trucking industry employs approximately 3.6 million truck drivers across the United States. If we were to divide this figure among the 50 states, each would have around 72,000 truck drivers in its workforce. However, in practice, this distribution is […]

The best Christmas gifts for a trucker

Find the best Christmas gifts for truck drivers with these options based on their needs and personality. The holiday season is often a challenging time for truck drivers. For many of them, their work is not just a job; it becomes a way of life, bringing unique needs and particular conditions that create daily challenges. […]

The first Bipartisan Trucking Caucus

Led by a group of lawmakers who come together to pursue shared policy goals, the caucus will focus on the integrity, safety, and growth of the industry. Road transportation has managed to position itself as the central focus of a congressional caucus for the first time. Led by a group of lawmakers who come together […]

Trucking faces continued job losses as 2026 uncertainty looms

The U.S. trucking industry continues to lose jobs and reduce capacity, will this trend continue in 2026? The U.S. trucking industry continues to lose jobs and reduce capacity. In November alone, more than 4,000 trucking jobs were eliminated, according to LandLine data, marking the fourth consecutive month of declines and the second-largest monthly loss of […]