Keith Goble

July 1 brings a wave of new laws that could change life behind the wheel for truckers. Every day on the road comes with new risks.

Pennsylvania lawmakers say unsafe truck drivers don’t belong on the road.

Every mile matters when you’re trying to make a living. But in some states, outdated speed limit laws have kept truckers crawling while traffic flies by. Now, lawmakers are finally hitting the gas.

Every trip to the fuel pump is about to cost more for many truckers and others. Starting July 1, fuel tax changes kick in across the country.

Every fill-up is taking a bigger bite out of drivers’ wallets. Rising fuel prices already hurt, and fuel taxes can make the pain even worse.

The load you haul puts food on your table. But thieves in organized cargo theft see it as an easy payday.

Truckers and other drivers just dodged a costly toll increase in New Hampshire.

A bad tow can do more than wreck a trucker’s day. It can wipe out a hard-earned paycheck. That’s why states across the country are pushing back against predatory towing and the companies that profit when drivers have nowhere else to turn.

One lawsuit can do more than drain a small business. It can put years of hard work on the line.

Winter may still be a long way off, but states are already gearing up for one highway hazard that can turn deadly in seconds – snow and ice flying off moving vehicles.