Matt Cole

This bright and bitter American IPA—still with a light touch of caramel malt—won gold medals at the 2023 World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Festival, then went on to become on of Best 20 Beers in 2023.

According to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, the answer is no. A recent research report looks at how truck driver pay and methods of pay impact driver safety and retention.

Alaska-based Lynden Companies will transport the tree from the forests of Alaska to Washington, D.C., with two veteran truckers behind the wheel of a Kenworth T680 throughout the journey.

A National Academies study found little evidence supporting a driver shortage. ATA said the researchers didn't account for critical factors in the trucking industry.

California emissions regulators have clarified how the Advanced Clean Fleets reg could be enforced if granted a waiver from EPA, with no mention of dray operations' leniency.

It's likely you're well aware of the post-election news: Former President Donald Trump has garnered electoral college votes sufficient to send him back to the White House. In the run-up to the election, we ran this story examining the trucking-related record from his first term in office -- 2017-2021 -- slightly updated November 6, 2024, to reflect election results. Keep tuned for further post-election coverage and analysis in the coming weeks.

Cody Holst got his start in the trucking industry four years ago after a stint in the military. He was doing some construction work at the time and “found out … there was a program I could use to get my CDL, so I went ahead and did that, and I’ve been trucking ever since,” he said.

After OOIDA appealed a ruling to allow California to continue enforcing AB 5 on the trucking industry, the state and the Teamsters union have responded, calling some of OOIDA's claims "simply wrong."

The state of California and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters union have each responded to the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association’s (OOIDA) appeal of a case against California’s restrictive AB 5 independent contractor law.

The second phase of FMCSA's Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse takes effect Nov. 18, requiring states to revoke drivers' CDL privileges if they have a violation reported to the Clearinghouse.