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Nine trucking groups are imploring two congressional committees to repeal the federal excise tax on heavy-duty trucks and trailers.

The national average for diesel jumped way up this week, increasing nearly 10 cents to $3.905.

North Carolina is cracking down on truckers that text and drive, employing AI-backed cameras to catch them in the act.

Lawsuits against trucking companies are getting more expensive, with verdict amounts increasing 867 percent between 2010 and 2018, according to a new report.

Last week’s diesel price is still this week’s, with the national average holding at $3.806.

Over 100 trucking interest groups are asking the president to pull back on planned truck emission regulations.

Legislation funding the Transportation Department advanced through a House subcommittee July 12.

Around 57 percent of Class 3-8 commercial diesel trucks on the road in 2022 utilize near-zero emissions technology, according to one report.

Drivers paid more for diesel this week, as the price increased nearly four cents to $3.806.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) reached an accord with major truck and engine manufacturers on California’s plans to phase out diesel truck sales.