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Adam Wingfield Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Civil Rights or Compliance? Inside The Battle Over Non-Domiciled CDLs Hit The Courts

When the Department of Transportation (DOT) finalized its rule on non-domiciled commercial drivers, it likely knew pushback was coming — but maybe not this quick. A coalition of immigrants and advocacy groups has now filed a formal legal challenge against FMCSA, arguing that the federal government’s move to deauthorize nearly 200,000 lawfully present drivers is […]

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Adam Wingfield Friday, October 17, 2025

Speaking English Is No Longer Optional. Over 6,000 Drivers Have Found Out The Hard Way.

It’s one thing to debate rules in Washington — it’s another when 6,000 drivers are removed from the roads.. That’s what’s happening across the country as federal regulators begin enforcing a rule that’s been on the books for decades but rarely taken seriously — the requirement that every commercial driver operating an 80,000‑pound truck in […]

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Adam Wingfield Friday, October 17, 2025

Diesel Justice – How a New Bill Could Save Owner-Ops From Emissions Overreach

There’s a quiet, ugly truth behind many of the owner-operator breakdowns you see these days: DPF systems and emissions enforcement have bled carriers dry for years. The semiconductor chips, the sensors, the regeneration cycles—they’re not just technical burdens. They’re capital killers. Now, a new bill—the “Diesel Truck Liberation Act”—is pushing back against the EPA’s reach, […]

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Adam Wingfield Thursday, October 16, 2025

Withholding $40 Million for ELP Noncompliance: What Precedent Is This Setting?

Recently, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced it would withhold approximately $40.7 million in federal grant funding from the state of California, citing that it failed to enforce the federal English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirement for commercial drivers.  That move is deeper than headline politics. For the trucking industry — especially small carriers and […]

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Matt Herr Thursday, October 16, 2025

Amazon Freight Partners: Redefining Driver Careers in Transportation

Over the past several years, the transportation industry has struggled to keep pace with soaring e-commerce demand. Against this backdrop, Amazon developed the Amazon Freight Partner program to create opportunities within its middle-mile logistics network for both leaders looking to start a transportation business and professional CDL-A drivers looking to expand their driving career.

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Contributed Content Thursday, October 16, 2025

FEMA Freight 101 – How Small Carriers Can Become Trusted Emergency Partners

Contributed Content If you’ve ever thought about hauling FEMA loads, now’s the time to get your paperwork in order. FEMA’s Transportation Service Provider (TSP) program opens registration once a year — and if you miss it, you’ll be sitting on the sidelines when emergency freight starts moving. Getting approved isn’t complicated, but it does take […]

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