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After its waivers to tighten emissions standards were stripped, California has filed a lawsuit challenging the method of revoking said waivers.

A USPS oversight board is looking to rein in cost increases for some products by generally limiting USPS to one increase per year for the next five years.

Federal regulators are looking to roll back fuel economy requirements on trucks and passenger vehicles, according to a recent filing.

Analysts see demand for third-party logistics firms to expand their reach in 2025, while carriers and last-mile providers face new challenges.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance will begin enforcing its own English proficiency requirements for drivers beginning June 25.

A USPS watchdog report projects first-class and marketing mail will decline 14-41% over the next decade as consumers embrace digital alternatives.

The average truckload was 58% underutilized in 2024, a sharp increase from 2023, according to a report.

Dog attacks on mail carriers ticked up in 2024, with more than 6,000 incidents reported, according to USPS figures.

Federal officials are giving regulations a spring cleaning, either proposing or implementing 20 policy changes for commercial vehicle operations.

Legislation stripping California of the ability to tighten emissions standards is making its way to the president after clearing Congress on May 22.