CCJ StaffMaintenanceInternational recalls MV units over transmission issueApproximately 97 model year 2026 International MVs are being recalled for an issue that could prevent the trucks from shifting into reverse. Also: Truck caught trafficking $17M in cocaine in Florida; Colorado reminds truck drivers to carry chains through winter months.October 28, 2025Growth strategiesKeller Trucking adds bulk, Ag divisionDefiance, Ohio-based Keller Trucking launches specialized dry bulk and agricultural division.October 27, 2025Alternative powerWashington LTL carrier Elder Logistics goes out of businessThe Salt Lake City-headquartered fleet has also achieved ISO 14001 environmental management certification. Also: New ELP legislation would require English tests to obtain, renew CDLs; industry veteran joins United Transportation's executive team.October 27, 2025BusinessHow much cargo theft really costs truckingA recent report from the American Transportation Research Institute dives deep into the topic of cargo theft and identifies how common it is for trucking companies across the industry and quantifies how much cargo theft costs trucking.October 24, 2025RegulationsCargo theft ring busted in Southern CaliforniaTwelve individuals were arrested and charged for their roles in a cargo theft scheme in which they stole cargo estimated "in the millions of dollars," according to police. Also: NTTC's brake-light exemption renewed through 2030; ATHS inducts four into trucking hall of fame.October 24, 2025Equipment controlsFMCSA grants warning-device waiver to autonomous trucking companyAurora and other autonomous truck companies can begin using cab-mounted warning beacons as an alternative to reflective triangles to meet federal warning device requirements. Also: Schneider using AI to improve efficiency.October 23, 2025RegulationsOOIDA wants Congress to strengthen CDL training standardsOOIDA calls on Congress to strengthen CDL training, licensing and qualifications. Also: Clean Energy launching Freightliner X15N demo.October 22, 2025RegulationsOld Dominion announces rate increaseOld Dominion increasing rates almost 5%. Also: Truck drivers hauling corn, soybeans, hay, straw, silage, stover, fertilizer (dry, liquid and gas), and manure (dry and liquid) can operate up to 90,000 pounds gross without a permit in the state; more.October 21, 2025RegulationsNew legislation takes aim at emissions control devicesThe Diesel Truck Liberation Act would prohibit federal requirements for emissions control devices and onboard diagnostic systems and not allow prosecution under federal law for tampering with emissions equipment. Also: Truck Parking Club expands.October 20, 2025RegulationsArkansas DOT begins AI truck inspection projectThe $2.7 million project includes weigh-in-motion sensors, Tire Anomaly Classification Systems, License Plate Recognition and more. Also: Stevens Transport names new Senior VP of Fleet Services; Averitt's customer service call center celebrates 30 years of service.October 17, 2025Previous PagePage 37 of 243Next PageTop StoriesTrucksCould dyed diesel damage your engine or void your warranty?Aimed at easing pricing pressure at the pump, a new executive order permits highway vehicles to burn off-road red diesel without risking engine damage, federal tax penalties, or warranty coverage.EquipmentFuel tax relief proposals languish in Congress with prices breaking recordsIndustryTrump at Peterbilt: American trucking is back. Rid of 'crap' emissions systemsFreight demandSpot vs. contract: Diverging freight rates and squeezed volumeFeatured SponsorStop Costly Torque Guesswork Before It Hits Uptime
