The nation’s top highway safety watchdog plans to push federal regulators to require a higher level of speed-limiting technology than currently proposed.
Federal regulators plan to require truckers to limit their truck speeds by using electronic engine control devices.
A three-judge panel heard arguments in a petition to overturn some of the changes in trucking hours-of-service rules implemented two years ago.
Regulators are moving ahead with an apprenticeship program for under-21 drivers despite attempts by trucking and safety groups to modify it.
Under pressure to move more cargo faster, truck drivers are filing complaints with the FMCSA at a record pace.
Federal regulators are standing up a new task force to study predatory truck leasing and its effect on driver safety.
The Biden administration praised strides made to boost trucking jobs — but could a freight recession undercut progress?
Werner Enterprises asserts that a five-year waiver affecting its driver trainees will fill cab seats and improve safety.
Biden’s 2023 budget request increases funding to deal with freight bottlenecks and issue new regulations.
FMCSA’s safety boss grapples with a huge wave of truck entrants since the pandemic.
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Regulators have eliminated a driver requirement to provide employers with an annual list of traffic violations.
La norma final ahorrará a los conductores y transportistas 3,5 millones de dólares al año, según la agencia
Federal regulators have amended their rules to make it easier to install driver-assist technology in trucks.
Federal regulators are moving ahead with proposed improvements to a national database used to file complaints in the trucking industry.
Federal regulators have announced dates for “significant” rulemakings affecting the trucking industry.
FMCSA’s Robin Hutcheson discusses how the Biden administration’s Trucking Plan will be a top focus for the agency in 2022.
AskWaves lists the five most important actions driving schools need to take to comply with FMCSA’s new training regulation set to start on Monday.
The latest government data reveals that an increase in truckers testing positive for drugs in 2021 was driven by cocaine and marijuana.
Trucking regulators have issued updated guidance that could help new drivers get on the road faster.
