The Trump DOT's move to robustly enforce English language proficiency could put as many as 100,000 drivers in the crosshairs, ...

Depending on how President Trump's English language proficiency enforcement demand gets carried out, the move could see untold drivers out-of-service and rates rising as much as 15%.

Overdrive contacted 13 states and received data from six, some through Freedom of Information law requests. Between Illinois, Texas, Oregon, Washington, South Carolina and Maine, Overdrive has ...

Carving out a niche wholly on his own trucking with authority hasn't always been easy for owner-op Kincaid, yet a measure of ...

On the trucking route between Dallas and Houston in Texas. Aurora plans to expand driverless service to El Paso and Phoenix ...

CHP officers struggle with a "catch and release" practice with cargo thieves that sees criminals getting a "free education" ...

The U.S. House Wednesday night passed two resolutions to roll back EPA waivers for CARB emissions regs. The Senate will now ...

Trucker of the Year Alan Kitzhaber caught up with trucker-songwriter Tony Justice to talk about this project Bennet truck at ...

The research arm of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, the OOIDA Foundation, traces the roots of high driver turnover in U.S. trucking -- particularly within the long-haul ...

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Driver-Traffic Enforcement Committee voted to back President Trump's demand for ...