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Blind Spots: Former FMCSA executive weighs on what needs fixing to make trucking safer
Blind Spots exposes how dangerous trucking companies keep rolling — and who pays the price.
Motor carriers are being targeted by a new phishing campaign involving fraudulent emails falsely claiming to come from the ...
Beware of a new phishing scheme targeting motor carriers. Scammers send emails posing as FMCSA officials to steal data. Official warnings from FMCSA. Stay safe.
Trucking insurance experts explain how the industry is pricing the risk of non-English speaking and non-citizen drivers.
Nearly 200 truck‑driving programs in California appear unapproved by the state. Students and safety advocates are sounding ...
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These California trucking schools broke state laws. Regulators couldn’t do anything about it
A loophole in state law allows trucking schools to operate with little state oversight, raising concerns about the quality of training for California’s truck drivers.
A scam designed to steal personal and financial information centers around toll road fees, but scammers overlooked one thing.
EPA asked manufacturers for info in hopes to "PERMANENTLY eliminate the deratements ENTIRELY," agency boss Lee Zeldin said.
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