Alex Lockie

After hearing about some cutting-edge techniques to catch bad actors using overseas ELD hacking services, inspectors in New Hampshire gave a reality check.

Retailers sound the alarm on engine oil inventories after an Iranian missile strike hit a key refinery, but it looks like only thinner oils, not diesel engine oils, will be impacted for now.

Oregon DOT says it developed training methods to catch a new breed of ELD cheats that fabricates entire weeks' worth of logs. Overdrive reporting has linked a couple big fleets to such behavior.

After four years of brokers' increasingly intrusive "carrier vetting" practices, TIA says it's "impossible" to evaluate carrier safety. Owner-ops respond here, curse words omitted.

WAKE UP AMERICA! The media is lying to you, or maybe just lazy. Look at a misremembered, misreported story of 283 'illegal migrant' truckers stopped.

Arizona inspectors are citing multiple out-of-service violations to individual drivers caught fabricating logs. Overdrive reports as states get wise to the new breed of ELD cheats.

Oklahoma authorities say "pop up" CDL mills and international crime networks flooded the roads with bad drivers, but a DHS partnership is leading to a clean up.

Is C.H. Robinson circling the wagons after a landmark Supreme Court decision? One locked out owner-op says it's their loss and produce season is full steam ahead.

Border Patrol agents in Arizona say they keep finding drivers in the country illegally, and now they're facing deportation as the agency collaborates more and more with DOT.

Jing Sheng Dong, a Chinese-born bus driver whose crash on I-95 killed five, sparked a legal battle between FMCSA and New York State over records related to his CDL and training.