Mark Schremmer

Calling it a massive security threat, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, described the import of connected-vehicle components from China into the United States as “automotive fentanyl.’

Criminals have staged crashes with commercial motor vehicles to cash in. A bill in the Senate aims to stop these elaborate schemes.

If at first you don’t succeed, the oft-repeated phrase encourages you to “try, try again.”

Efforts to allow military veterans easy entry into the trucking industry aren’t new, but the current administration is making the recruitment a priority.

Regulators may soon tighten the crackdown on truck drivers who lack basic English proficiency.

All over the nation, chameleon carriers are hiding in plain sight.

The road from the military to the trucking industry is getting even shorter.

Two senators are calling out the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration following a report that the agency undercounted the number of bus and large truck crashes.

Hundreds of truck drivers will split more than $2 million after a motor carrier settled its misclassification lawsuit with the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development.

A common criticism about the federal hours-of-service regulations is that trucking is diverse and that the rules don’t work for everyone.