FMCSA

Chameleon carriers have been a dangerous part of the transportation industry for decades, experts say.

New rules proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding disclosure of climate-related risks and greenhouse gas emissions could greatly impact the trucking industry.

La disputa sobre el papel de los despachadores de camiones también se destaca en la petición de orientación de los brokers

The federal government has cracked down on cannabis use among truck drivers. But recent research suggests legal marijuana may actually boost safety on the road.

Jaypur Logistics tried to avoid a federal out-of-service order by changing its name to JPL Logistics, according to the FMCSA.

Se descubrió que la empresa de camiones JPL Logistics, con sede en Houston, operaba como Jaypur Logistics

The number of carriers receiving FMCSA conditional safety ratings is increasing as more off-site audits are conducted.

Fleet professionals were asked to identify their top struggles and what would help overcome them

Inspection blitzes frustrate truck drivers. But economists found that the International Roadcheck Week boosts overall road safety.

With CVSA’s annual International Roadcheck fast approaching, now is the time for carriers and drivers to prepare for the inspection process.

Jaypur Logistics and six of its drivers have been declared an “imminent hazard” to public safety and ordered to cease operations immediately.

BulkLoads.com said that shippers can now use MyCarrierPackets.com services within its BulkTMS solution, allowing for monitoring of insurance status and safety compliance of carriers.

FMCSA filings against employers, shippers and others could nearly double previous high

The family of a Maine commercial fisherman who was struck and killed by an Amazon delivery driver in July 2020 recently filed a negligence lawsuit against the e-commerce giant.

Carriers interested in conducting driver training for both property carrying and passenger carrying commercial motor vehicles must now meet requirements set forth under FMCSA’s entry-level driver training rule, including registering their programs with the TPR.

Los datos muestran que el transportista con sede en Indiana superó los umbrales de seguridad en la conducción no segura y el cumplimiento de las Horas de Servicio

An Indiana-based trucking company recently filed bankruptcy, more than a month after receiving an unsatisfactory rating from FMCSA.

FMCSA’s safety boss grapples with a huge wave of truck entrants since the pandemic.

Van Steenburg informa de la enorme afluencia de solicitantes de autocares en los últimos 2 años

California’s meal and rest break regulations are preempted by federal hours-of-service regulations, according to the courts, which means employers of short-haul drivers need not comply. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves)