The trucking industry is ever-changing and the history of trucking is very extensive. What is even more extensive, is the recent influx in regulations pertaining to trucking and overall transportation. We’ve hand-crafted a […]
Speed limiters are a touchy subject amongst drivers within the United States, but that is not going to stop federal regulators from making them required. FMCSA has recently announced that it plans to […]
Robin Hutcheson has been suggested by Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg to lead FMCSA. Now, Biden has officially nominated her for the position. Details Before working in the Biden-Harris Administration, Hutcheson served as […]
At this point, it is a little difficult to keep track of how many times this emergency waiver has been extended. The Federal Motor Safety Carrier Administration is not backing down from fighting […]
Recently the FMCSA has announced that rear impact trailer guardrails have been added as a requirement for annual FMCSA inspections. More Information The change is to the FMCSA’s 396 section, which deals with […]
Hurricane Ida is being called the largest hurricane to hit the United States since Katrina in 2005. As such, the government wants to provide assistance to the affected people as soon as possible. […]
The previous extension was set to expire at the end of August 31st. Now, only a few hours before it was set to expire, the FMCSA has extended it yet again. State of […]
It should not be a surprise to anyone that governments tend to be lazy, even with each other. Federal regulations call for states where drivers are convicted to transmit conviction data to the […]
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) always planned for the off-site audits to become the norm. The coronavirus pandemic merely accelerated it. From 2017 to 2020, the number of off-site audits increased […]
It should be no surprise to anyone in the trucking industry that whenever something big happens, regulators relieve some pressure to allow drivers to get their job done more quickly. In just the […]