Mark Schremmer

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is proposing to delay compliance with its broker financial responsibility rule until 2026.

Identity verification is one of the ways the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration hopes to combat fraud in the trucking industry.

In a response brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, California defended its worker classification law, AB5, and said it does not violate the Constitution.

Crash avoidance technologies are often touted as the answer to any problems involving roadway safety. But how do humans interact with the technology?

An employee truck driver found out the hard way what is needed to deduct certain business expenses in tax returns, including strict requirements for per diem for meals.

Truck drivers have been advocating for broker reform for years.

Another presidential election is in the books, but how will it affect trucking in the near future? Does it mean the speed limiter rulemaking will go dormant again?

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Truck Leasing Task Force has officially moved its next meeting to Dec. 3.

A transportation security bill that is endorsed by numerous national and state trucking organizations picked up another co-sponsor.

Three members of Congress familiar with trucking issues have been touted as potential picks to run the U.S. Department of Transportation.