An NHTSA driver monitoring study will examine future in-cab technology, distraction alerts, and privacy questions that could affect truck drivers and fleets. NHTSA Study Looks at Future Driver Monitoring Technology Federal safety researchers are preparing to study a more advanced type of driver monitoring technology that could track more than where a driver is…
Nearly 200,000 US truck drivers are at risk of losing their commercial driver’s licenses after the US Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a new rule that disqualifies many foreign-born truck drivers from getting or renewing their licenses. Tens of thousands of immigrant drivers are stuck in a limbo after the rule took effect in March,…
Sure, big trucks can be plenty annoying when you’re driving in a typical light-duty ride. But if you ever feel your blood boiling when you’re trapped behind a slow-moving semi, or in front of a fast-moving one bearing down on your bumper, remember: Truck drivers can get equally angry at some of the antics pulled…
Average National Price for Gas Hit $4.52 a Gallon as of May 10 Bloomberg News Major trucking groups oppose President Donald Trump’s plan to suspend the federal gasoline tax to counter rising prices at the pump, as the cost of oil soars while the war with Iran drags on. Late May 11, American Trucking…
On April 21, 2026, the WIM Council recognized the following three truck stops for their female-friendly security features and amenities: Compass Travel Center in DeMotte, Indiana Garden Inn Truck Plaza in Mound City, Missouri Talent Truck Stop in Talent, Oregon The trucks stops were chosen based on feedback from women truck drivers as well…
AI Offers More Intuitive Way for People to Interact With Complex Systems Without Wrestling With Menus and Manual Processes For years, the trucking and logistics industry has been flooded with software companies claiming to offer “AI.” The term appears everywhere — on websites, in sales pitches and in product announcements. But look closer and it…
In today’s fast-moving economy, few career paths offer the stability, flexibility, and earning potential of commercial truck driving. Earning your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is more than just a certification—it’s a gateway to a dependable and rewarding future. If you’re considering taking that step, choosing the right training program is critical. That’s where Atlanta Truck…
Five charts from leading industry sources capture high-level market data. Economic forces, consumer demand, seasonality, natural disasters and myriad other factors contribute to the trucking industry’s cyclical market. The charts below provide a dashboard of select data on spot rates, load-to-truck ratios, monthly tonnage and equipment orders. We’ll update this page frequently as new data…
As of March 2026, major CDL updates focus on stricter federal enforcement regarding non-citizen driver eligibility and tightened training standards. A new FMCSA rule (effective March 16, 2026) limits non-domiciled CDL renewals to specific visa holders, impacting thousands, while “Dalilah’s Law” advances to strengthen CDL integrity and oversight of training providers. Key CDL News Highlights…
The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) said that the federal government forced the cancelation of thousands of non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses (CDL). Officials said that effective Friday, March 6, 2026, approximately 13,000 non-domiciled CDLs were cancelled due to requirements issued by the federal government. All affected CDL holders have received notification that their licenses…