Alex Lockie

FMCSA stated last year its goal of acting on the broker transparency front in the month of October. The agency did not respond to Overdrive queries about apparent delay as the calendar advanced to November.

A broker questioned the notion of "innocent" truckers getting double brokered. Isn't it equally both broker and carrier's fault for getting fooled? he asked. Carriers gave him an earful in response.

FMCSA said it's still working on a rulemaking to update 49 CFR 371.3 -- which requires brokers to share transaction records, including what the shipper paid, with carriers.

The trucking industry on Wednesday awoke to a decisive victory for Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump and his running mate Senator J.D. Vance, and met the news with congratulations and enthusiasm for the new administration to make its mark on trucking

President-elect Donald Trump's victory on Election Day clearly represents an inflection point in America's political and economic future, but will it boost freight rates for truckers?

The Truckload Carriers Association gives an update on what the trucking world might expect from the incoming Trump administration and Republican-held Congress.

Some freight watchers predict the next big surge could come from Mexico. Are you ready to cross the border? Here's how to get started.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, like many government agencies, has a handful of political appointees in leadership that will likely get changed out under President-elect Donald Trump's new administration.

FMCSA's new notice of proposed rulemaking has brokers up in arms, but one small fleet owner said it's "about damn time" that 49 CFR 371.3 was enforced.

When the digital freight broker opened up a new "Broker Access" avenue to their carriers for other brokers, some freight middlemen had a meltdown over "double brokering" concerns.