Alex Lockie

​On the left is a photograph of I-80 eastbound, showing the conflagration that occurred after the Tesla Semi crashed. On the right is a photograph of the 2024 Tesla Semi at final rest. California Highway Patrol

I-80 in Wyoming with its "Winter from Hell" may have a claim to being America's wildest highway, yet you can name your own stretch of road here.

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Have you seen this person? It's a suspect in the Georgia/Florida Ice Pick Bandit vandal's attacks, as captured on one victim's cameras. Florida Highway Patrol

This time, he was caught on video. Authorities in Henderson County, Tennessee, are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect.

A study from broker group TIA shows the industry struggling against freight fraud, but also offers carriers clues on how to win trust and business.

FMCSA's Ken Riddle explained Monday how the agency is already cracking down on fraudsters with new tech tools and dedicated employees making carriers "whole again."

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Office of Registration Director Ken Riddle went on a podcast on Monday to give an update on the agency's fight against freight fraud, which has led a 600% rise in cargo theft, countless millions lost to double brokering and load payment theft, and very little in the way of punishment for bad actors.

Yes, according to a big majority of Overdrive readers responding to a recent survey. What's more, some stats confirm brokers' attempts to usurp industry experience with "carrier vetting" tech have failed.

The vandal known as the 'Ice Pick Bandit' has picked up the pace of attacks, hitting at least 50 trucks in just two weeks, terrorizing I-30 and I-40 in Tennessee and Arkansas.