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Following a crash involving an autonomous vehicle, NHTSA is looking into whether Pony.ai was compliant with its crash reports.

A wrongful death lawsuit alleging failure to maintain a level parking lot at a trucking company’s facility reveals the need for safe parking.

Despite demonstrators blocking Canadian border crossings, northern cross-border truck freight increased in February.

ExxonMobil is suing Santa Barbara County, accusing officials of using unsupported public comments to unlawfully deny trucking operations.

Another domino has fallen in a federal criminal case accusing 16 people, including California DMV employees, of a CDL fraud scheme.

Wildfires are raging throughout the U.S., with one in California and another in Idaho causing some road closures and delays.

A Delaware bill awaiting the governor’s signature will hike up fines for illegal residential truck parking.

Thousands of drivers are awaiting approval of a multimillion dollar settlement with PAM Transport in a wage lawsuit.

Love’s Travel Stops has opened a new location in Pasco, Wash., located at 2252 East Kartchner St. adding 57 truck parking spaces.

After three years of collecting data, the Volvo LIGHTS project has come to an end, leaving the Volvo Trucks with a wealth of information.

NHTSA is proposing amendments to test procedures for heavy-duty engines and vehicles, but the rule no longer includes trailers.

Cross-border freight hauled by trucks increased in August compared to the previous month and remains up compared to the previous year.

CRST International and C.R. England have reached a settlement in a lawsuit alleging collusion with one another to not hire each other’s drivers.

A commercial truck ban is being placed on the New York Thruway because of inclement weather that can bring up to several feet of snow.

The transportation sector showed the largest decline in greenhouse gas emissions in California, but there is a caveat.

Just days before the first deliveries are made, the Tesla Semi has completed its first 500-mile trip with a fully loaded truck.

Autonomous tech firm TuSimple and engine maker Navistar announced an end to their co-development under an initial agreement made in 2020.

A former employee of Illinois-based Heck Trucking is suing the company for alleged unpaid wages and damages.

The federal government has released more than $1 billion in infrastructure funding, and several projects are noteworthy to the trucking industry.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission wants a second bite at the apple in a discrimination case against Western Distributing Co.