Tyson Fisher

Motorists now have to pay to enter the area south of 60th Street in New York City, and trucking stakeholders are warning that all New Yorkers will be paying for congestion pricing if changes are not made.

Updated cross-border freight data shows that Mexican truck freight continues to strengthen while Canadian truck cargo weakens.

Thousands of trucking jobs were lost in 2024, but employment stabilized in the last quarter of the year, perhaps signaling the end of an overcapacity problem that plagued the industry for more than two years.

A federal lawsuit filed by a pair of truck drivers and a bill introduced in Congress both attempt to solve issues that traveling gun owners face with a patchwork of state gun laws.

As the Corporate Transparency Act continues to suffer major blows in federal courts, Republican lawmakers are trying to kill the law that requires beneficial ownership information reporting through legislation.

The 119th Congress held its first Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing, and trucking issues ranging from truck parking to electric vehicles to truck weights were addressed.

As promised, President Donald Trump signed a slew of executive orders on Day 1 of his second term, including orders to reverse former President Joe Biden’s so-called “electric vehicle mandate.”

While several lawsuits seek to undo congestion pricing, three House representatives are trying to get the job done through legislation.

Once again, small-business owners are back on the hook to file a beneficial ownership information report after the Supreme Court lifted an injunction on the Corporate Transparency Act that has already been reversed and reinstated.

A presidential executive order going after electric vehicle regulations and policies is throwing a wrench in the works in states implementing Advanced Clean Trucks this year, with part of the order potentially exacerbating issues raised by the trucking industry and another part potentially solving all those problems.