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Federal regulators are allowing a company to substitute rearview mirrors on cabs with a camera monitoring system that purports to be safer.

Policing illegal brokerages requires two things that federal regulators lack: direct enforcement authority and supporting data, a new report states.

TQL was recently found not liable for an accident involving a carrier the 3PL company hired.

NSRMCA member McAbee Trucking recently purchased its first fully electric box truck.

Seeking to roll back California’s vehicle-emission standards, two groups are petitioning the Supreme Court to act.

Women truck drivers are more likely to follow the rules of the road, according to new research.

California’s hotly contested rule phasing out diesel engines will get a hearing before the Environmental Protection Agency in August.

The National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA) — which represents transportation firms that contract with the Postal Service — regretfully announces the passing of David Hendel, a longtime legal advocate for postal contractors.

The potential limiting of trucks’ speeds, along with several other rules impacting the trucking industry, has been delayed until 2025 by federal regulators.

Trucking industry employment stayed mostly flat during June, shedding 100 jobs, according to federal statistics.