Truck crashes

41 sentencings since 2016 resulted in 54 years of incarceration for CDL violators.

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Latest NHTSA data show truck occupant fatalities increased 0.2% in 2019.

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study shows a greater than 40% decrease in rear-end collisions for trucks with forward crash warning and automatic emergency braking.

FMCSA safety committee will request crash data from Amazon delivery vans.

“Nuclear verdicts are the result of nuclear injuries,” plaintiff group asserts.

A fiery crash briefly shut down Highway 401 near Toronto as trucks contend with recovering freight volumes and more dangers on the roads.

Agency is working to reschedule the all-day event that had been planned for March 19.

First survey since 2003 will help inform autonomous vehicle development.

Michigan semi driver charged in deadly pileup pens heartfelt note as authorities continue investigation into suspected case of distracted driving that claimed three lives.

UPS says Daniel Kepner, 53, and Dennis Kehler, 48, were driving together in one of the three tractor-trailers involved in the early morning pileup east of Pittsburgh that left five people dead and about 60 injured.

Authorities cite distracted driving in nine-vehicle Sunday crash that claimed three lives in Boone County.

UPS and FedEx offer cooperation to authorities and sympathies to victims in collision that left five people dead and scores injured 30 miles east of Pittsburgh.

Automatic onboard recording device users can expect no leniency after Dec. 16.

Advocacy group warns lack of ELDT rule directly compromises truck safety.

Australia’s unfinished trucking reform business; brake-maker converts creditors into shareholders; toll road operator in big debt reissue; controversial logistics software provider GetSwift fights on

13.5% of trucks inspected in U.S., Canada placed out of service.

Review prompted by lax processing of driver convictions.

NTSB asserts added flexibility could increase risk of crashes

New categories to be added to types of crashes deemed “not preventable.”