Ryan Witkowski

It’s no secret to truckers that the Thanksgiving holiday brings a spike in cargo theft, but one industry insider is calling the window around Turkey Day “one of the most dangerous times of the year” when it comes to potential theft.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has denied a company’s request for an exemption from regulations that require lighting devices to be steady-burning.

A federal appeals court has ruled that Rhode Island is free to resume its truck-only tolls, with one significant adjustment.

Federal indictment brings number of individuals charged in Operation Sideswipe to 63. Here’s the latest on the probe into staged crashes.

Lawmakers in Rhode Island are on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to deciding whether to resume the state’s truck-only tolls.

Carriers in Missouri will have to wait a bit before affixing their 2025 IFTA decal – or even getting it, for that matter.

The percentage of truckers required to undergo random drug testing will remain the same in 2025.

Reported cargo theft activity reached “unprecedented levels” in 2024, according to one industry insider.

Following a lengthy court battle, Rhode Island’s truck-only tolls are expected to resume in 2026.

The work of the Women of Trucking Advisory Board is now complete, with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration filing its final report to Congress regarding the board’s recommendations.