Ryan Witkowski

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is taking an axe to yet another unnecessary paperwork requirement for truckers.

A new bill introduced targets foreign meddling with electronic logging device records. On Monday, June 22, U.S. Representatives Greg Steube, R-Fla., and Dave Taylor, R-Ohio, introduced the Guarding Hours-of-Service Oversight and Stopping Tampering by Remote Unofficial Carrier Keeper Act, HR9369. The bill seeks to reform the ELD system to prevent bad actors outside the country from exploiting drivers.

Over the past year, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has been cracking down on non-compliant electronic logging devices. Now, another ELD has been added to the agency’s revoked list, and drivers using the device need to act fast to avoid issues.

Who is ultimately responsible when it comes to distracted driving while having phone sex?

One state is looking to return to its old ways of tolling truckers in order to fund infrastructure repairs.

Florida governor vetoes bill to expand CDL training for inmates, saying it creates ‘significant public safety concerns’.

While many across the country will be taking a few days off to celebrate the birth of America’s independence, freight thieves will be hard at work looking to liberate your cargo.

An international cargo theft crew has been busted for their roles in a “large-scale organized scheme” to steal millions.

Not that it will evoke much sympathy from truckers, but it’s been a tough year for ELD manufacturers.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will soon seek to increase the availability of driver violation information in its Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse to keep unsafe drivers off the road.