The American Trucking Associations applauded the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for taking a first step toward a new pilot program to allow non-military commercial drivers under the age of 21 to operate in interstate commerce...

Federal government seeking public comment on allowing 18-20-year-old drivers to operate commercial vehicles in interstate commerce.

Groendyke Transport, of Enid OK, recently was granted a limited five-year exemption to allow use of an amber brake-activated pulsating lamp on its trailers in addition to the steady-burning brake lamps required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety...

After months of public comments and listening sessions, the DOT plans to ease HOS rules while still focusing on driver safety.

The new rules in CDL schools will go into effect by February 7, 2020.

$25 million funding, and truckers do their share.

Federal Excise Tax on trucks and trailers was first implemented to defray the costs of World War I and has been in existence ever since.

Set for three days in June, CVSA program inspects 17 commercial vehicles a minute over 72 hour period across North America.

LOUISVILLE. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is rolling out a “more flexible” hours of service rule, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao told truckers gathered here for the Mid-America Trucking Show...