Tyson Fisher

“We can’t sit in an ivory tower.” FMCSA pledged more common sense at GBATS, but drivers weren’t shy about voicing frustrations.

Truckers at an Illinois trucking company claim that driver-facing cameras violate state biometric laws. The case was allowed to move forward.

ATRI warns the trucking industry must modernize to appeal to younger, more diverse drivers or face a recruiting problem.

California’s vehicle emission regulations may be dead for now, but the state is already working on a legal and policy comeback.

Believe it or not, about half of U.S. adults have thought of being a truck driver but decided the pay isn’t worth the time away from home.

Truck-involved traffic fatalities are declining, but it’s not the regulations supported by safety groups that are driving that number down.

President Donald Trump ordered the elimination of Biden’s “electric vehicle mandate,” but this cannot be done in the stroke of a pen.

Government data reveals that truck drivers are working one of the deadliest jobs in the United States.

Trucking industry stakeholders are worried about the economy and parking, while drivers, but not carriers, are anxious about speed limiters.

Researches were able to hack into a truck’s system via its ELD, revealing dangerous cybersecurity issues posed by the mandated technology.