Keith Goble

Truck drivers who struggle to read road signs or communicate with police are facing a tougher spotlight across the country.

California diesel fuel prices continue to hammer truckers at the pump. Now lawmakers are trying to make electric trucks less painful to buy.

The truck is gone. The bill keeps growing. States are now moving to stop towing companies from turning roadside trouble into a financial trap.

States are using cameras to crack down on speeding. But OOIDA says safer roads should not mean turning every driver into a target.

For the second time in just weeks, truckers and other drivers have escaped a major toll hike in New Hampshire.

Arizona lawmakers tackled several issues that matter to truck drivers this year. Bills targeting non-domiciled CDLs, predatory towing and cargo theft all cleared the Legislature.

Fake toll texts use fear to trick people into giving up money and personal information. Pennsylvania lawmakers want to draw a clear line.

Pennsylvania lawmakers want to put more ticket cameras on the roads.

Pennsylvania lawmakers are sending a clear message: Unsafe truck drivers have no place behind the wheel.

Most workers can use a restroom without asking. Too many truck drivers still have to ask. Some are told “no.”