The U.S. Department of Transportation says it wants unqualified truck drivers off the road and for CDL standards to improve.

The IFTA license renewal must be filed with your base jurisdiction by the end of the year. Missing this deadline comes with ...

Saying that thousands of CDLs were removed over “minor paperwork discrepancies,” the Sikh Coalition is suing the California ...

A recent cargo theft is bringing attention to the issue of double-brokering. Here’s what lawmakers are doing to curb the ...

Numerous states have fuel emergencies in effect, while FMCSA has extended two regional fuel declarations in recent days.

Drivers across New York say something feels off with their E-ZPass bills. One trucking company decided to stop complaining ...

An Illinois trucking company has settled a first-of-its-kind lawsuit over its driver-facing cameras. Could this trigger ...

FMCSA has provisionally renewed an hours-of-service exemption to railroad associations. Should the exemption be allowed?

Illinois strengthens grip on predatory towing with a new law designed to protect drivers and shut down bad actors.

The new law moves Louisiana to a modified fault system. Anyone found to be 51% or more at fault in a crash will no longer be ...

Land Line clears the smoke swirling around President Trump’s marijuana executive order and what it means for truckers.

In an interview with Land Line, FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs spoke about the importance of improving CDL standards.