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The State of the Trucking Industry in 2023: Shortages of Qualified Drivers, Supply Chain Disruptions, and Rising Costs!

The trucking industry in the United States is facing a number of challenges in 2023, ranging from driver shortages and increased regulations to supply chain disruptions and rising fuel costs. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at the current situation in the trucking industry and explore some of the key trends […]

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New Mandate for Side Underride Guards Proposed by Safety Agency

The issue of mandating side underride guards for trailers is being reconsidered by a federal transportation safety agency. On Tuesday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, indicating that they are considering implementing regulations regarding side underride guards. The agency said in a statement that “impact guards are

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The Worst Traffic States in the USA for Truck Drivers

Truck drivers are the backbone of the American economy, delivering goods and products across the country. However, they also have to contend with some of the most challenging traffic conditions in the nation. While many states have their fair share of traffic congestion, some are particularly difficult for truck drivers to navigate. In this article,

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Kansas Animal Shelter Reunites Trucker with Beloved Co-pilot After Heartwarming Search

In Topeka, an animal shelter showed exceptional dedication in helping a lost dog find her way back to her truck driver owner. The shelter went the extra mile in their efforts to reunite the beloved co-pilot with her owner, demonstrating their commitment to the welfare of the animals in their care. After losing Poppy in

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Highway Angel: The Trucker Who Saved Lives at the Crash Scene

Anthony Robles, a truck driver from Buckeye, Arizona, was recognized by the Truckload Carriers Association for his heroic act in saving the life of a man whose pickup truck crashed in front of him. The association named him a Highway Angel for his life-saving efforts. Robles is an employee of Hickman’s Family Farms based in

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Behind the Wheel: Why Driver Privacy is a Key Concern for Truckers Opposing Driver-Facing Cameras

According to a new study conducted by the American Transportation Research Institute, drivers have a strong preference for cameras that only face the road, but strongly disapprove of cameras that face them. The study titled “Issues and Opportunities With Driver-Facing Cameras” was released on Wednesday, April 12th, and highlights this as one of its primary

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The Safest State for Truck Drivers: Michigan Takes the Lead, According to New Study

According to a recent study conducted by Simplex Group, while Texas has been ranked as the state with the worst traffic in the United States, and Rhode Island has the worst road infrastructure, Michigan has been found to be the safest state for truck drivers in the country. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

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Michigan Eases Weight Restrictions on Lower Peninsula Highways: What You Need to Know

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) along with local agencies are making changes to their yearly spring weight restriction areas in order to preserve the condition of the roads. Starting at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, April 12th, weight restrictions will be removed from all state trunkline highways from the southern border of Michigan all the

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White House Reviews Proposal Mandating Automatic Emergency Braking Systems for Trucks

A new regulation is being pushed forward by federal agencies, which mandates the installation of automatic emergency braking systems on heavy trucks. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Federal Motor Carrier Administration (FMCSA) have collaborated on a proposal for a joint rule, which they have submitted to the White House for consideration.

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