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- Weeklong brake inspection blitz set for next monthCVSA's annual brake-focused inspection blitz will take place in September, when inspectors will key in on brake violations in a weeklong ramp-up in enforcement. ... read more
- Event this weekend in Wisconsin in honor of truckers’ biggest fan, Dakota CaddCadd, wheelchair-bound and well-known to haulers local to areas in and around Cadd's Milton, Wis., hometown for his truck-spotting activity out in his front yard along state highway 26, will be celebrated at "18 Wheels for Bubba" this weekend. ... read more
- Clean inspections account for a bigger share of checksIn 2017, total heavy-duty truck and driver inspection numbers rose by more than 70,000, much of it accounted for by clean inspections. Only North Carolina was newly among top ten states in our rankings for inspection intensity. ... read more
- Developing inter-company info systemsFor many companies, the proliferation of systems needed to run a modern fleet operation means an ever-increasing need to share information between fleet, operations, financials, and other systems. Without a strategy to enable data sharing, organizati ... read more
- Leavitt's Freight merges with Daseke's Oregon flatbed companyLeavitt’s Freight, which operates a fleet of more than 120 trucks, will continue to operate under its existing name and with its current management team, as part of Central Oregon Truck Company. ... read more
- Safety technologies' moment arrives: Fleets convincedAs fleet adoption rises, further advances in active steering, braking are near ... read more
- Editorial: Keeping the Equipment MovingNews is breaking that in July orders for new trailers shattered a record that had stood for 24 years. On top of that, a front-page story in this week’s edition reports that sales of Class 8 vehicles during the month topped 20,000, the second-highest total of the year. And that ... read more
- NTDC Competitors Meet Their Match on Challenging Driving CourseCOLUMBUS, Ohio — A sharp left turn to cross over five scoring zones after avoiding a rubber duck and then maneuvering through a row of tennis balls were among the problems tripping up many competitors on the first day on the course at the National Truck Driving Championships. ... read more
- Senate Bill Would Let Young Truckers Operate in Interstate CommerceA new bill that would open interstate trucking opportunities to drivers between the ages of 18 and 21 was introduced in the U.S. Senate Aug. 16. ... read more