Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is the most undiagnosed and prevalent sleep disorder that plagues the transportation logistics industry.

Driver feedback is one of the most valuable assets a company can have, encouraging loyalty and an open chain of communication.

Until the Supreme Court makes a decision on the case, there is an injunction in place that disallows the state of California from enforcing the controversial Assembly Bill 5.

In a Truckstop.com survey conducted in light of National Take Your Pet to Work Week, independent owner-operators conveyed that taking their pet on the road with them was a key benefit in their chosen profession.

Prioritizing better truck parking should be a no-brainer for states who want to enhance the cohesiveness of the trucking industry.

The Truck Parking Safety Improvement Act, formally known as HR2187, is gaining traction in Congress as two more co-sponsors hopped on board.

Adequate parking availability has been an issue for drivers for years.

Keeping the communication lines open and honest with drivers not only builds trust but also a better understanding of why the new technology is implemented into their work.

Companies and drivers alike are becoming more concerned about the safety of their workers as crime upticks in the transportation industry.

A total of 14,865-square-feet is being allocated to training drivers on the Volvo VNR Electric model.

American Trucking Association’s President Chris Spear has spoken out about efforts to address better driver parking situations.

With the FMCSA proposing speed limiters on commercial motor vehicles, truckers have responded and they are overwhelmingly unhappy.

Oilfields require a lot of heavy lifting.

The trend of trucker protests in early 2022 by North American truckers, mainly due to COVID-19 mandates, resulted in traffic jams in a handful of cities across the United States and Canada.

China locking down its top port cities because of more coronavirus outbreaks is likely to have serious consequences for trucking here in the United States.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration reported last week it would continue moving forward with a rule requiring speed limiters on trucks.

A consistent driver pool is a revealing key performance indicator for a trucking fleet and often determines how insurance underwriters approach agreements with carriers.

The OOIDA is organizing in order to represent trucker’s interests during oral arguments in regards to a lawsuit involving hours-of-service requirements.