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Thousands of Volvo Vehicles Recalled Over Unintended Acceleration Risk

Volvo Trucks North America is recalling thousands of vehicles due to the potential risk of “sudden unintended acceleration.” The recall applies to specific 2022-2024 Volvo VN models, as noted in an October 3 announcement by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Recall reports indicate that when there is a disruption in the Controller Area Network […]

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Temporary I-40 Fix Set to Begin Mid-October at NC/TN Border

A temporary repair for Interstate 40, which was damaged by Hurricane Helene, is set to start in mid-October, according to the Tennessee Governor. The storm, which hit at the end of September, destroyed nearly three miles of the eastbound lanes near the Tennessee-North Carolina border, leading to significant travel disruptions on this vital highway. “This

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Ride in Style and Comfort: The 2025 Custom W900L Studio Sleeper

Experience the open road like never before with the 2025 Custom W900L Studio Sleeper. Combining timeless style with modern amenities, this rig is built for long hauls without sacrificing comfort. The spacious studio sleeper offers a luxurious interior, featuring premium materials, advanced tech, and ample storage. Whether you’re logging miles or resting up, the 2025

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The Custom 2023 Peterbilt 389: Built for the Long Haul

Experience unmatched power and precision with the custom 2023 Peterbilt 389. Designed for durability and comfort, this rig combines cutting-edge performance with tailored features to make every mile a smooth ride. Whether you’re hauling across the country or cruising locally, this Peterbilt is engineered to handle it all, offering both reliability and style on the

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Hurricane Forces Hundreds of Truckers Off I-40 and I-26 onto Small North Carolina Roads, Say Local Firefighters

The Hiwassee Dam Fire Department (HDFD) is asking the community to show understanding toward the increasing number of truck drivers being redirected through the area due to long-term road closures caused by Hurricane Helene. In September, Hurricane Helene caused significant damage to I-26 and I-40, two key highways connecting North Carolina and Tennessee. Both interstates

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Troopers Step Up Enforcement Against Overheight Commercial Vehicles on NY Thruway

New York State Police (NYSP) troopers launched an enforcement initiative aimed at overheight commercial vehicles. This campaign was carried out on Tuesday, October 8, along the New York State Thruway (I-90) in the Syracuse area, as reported by Thruway officials. Troopers from NYSP Troop T’s Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit (CVEU) collaborated with the New York

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New Proposal to Simplify and Clarify Hazardous Material Regulations

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has recently introduced a proposed rule aimed at saving nearly $100 million annually for businesses and consumers. According to PHMSA, the proposed regulation would streamline and update the rules governing the transport of hazardous materials, which would benefit truck drivers hauling fuels by

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Florida’s West Coast Braces for Devastation as Category 5 Hurricane Approaches

Prepare for challenging driving conditions if your trucking route takes you through much of Florida in the coming days. A powerful storm, Hurricane Milton, is currently moving across the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to hit Florida’s west coast late Tuesday or early Wednesday. According to the National Weather Service’s National Hurricane Center, Milton

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Cargo Theft Experts Issue Urgent Warning: Peak Season Fraud at All-Time High

Experts have cautioned that the trucking industry anticipates a rise in cargo theft incidents during the peak shipping season, which comes amid already high levels of such activity. According to Overhaul, a supply chain risk management and intelligence firm, cargo thefts increased with the start of the peak shipping season in August. The company noted

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62% Pay Raise Settles Strike: Port Workers Return to Work

Dockworkers at 36 ports, spanning from Maine to Texas, have returned to work today after a short strike earlier this week. Both parties released a joint statement late Thursday, stating: “The International Longshoremen’s Association and the United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd. have reached a tentative agreement on wages and have agreed to extend the Master

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