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Landstar brokerage cut 40K approved carriers from network
Tightened standards in the large owner-operator fleet's brokerage network responded to rising litigation risks and supply chain fraud. Also: Vermont DMV's enforcement division now official the Vermont Highway Patrol, including its truck-enforcement side.
August 7, 2026
Regulations
Codifying ELP rule could put 9K more drivers OOS: FMCSA
Just more than a year since the English proficiency requirement returned to out-of-service treatment at roadside, FMCSA proposed to codify OOS orders for ELP violations, including the recent tightening of border-zone violations. Accompanying analysis estimates an annual 9K more drivers OOS as a result.
August 7, 2026
Regulations
C.H. Robinson goes into damage control after $604 million verdict
Court filings reveal the driver behind the massive nuclear verdict falsified hours and his dispatcher told C.H. Robinson he was sick.
August 7, 2026
Overdrive Extra
'Right thing to do': Small fleet owner-op Elton Wek's lifetime trucking, still rolling
The owner of 14-truck Premium Best Transport showed his 2000 379 at Wheel Jam in June, where he got a surprise. The show recognized Wek in part for willingness to stand with fellow carriers -- a refusal, for instance, to haul for a broker who undercut a fellow owner-operator's long-term contract.
August 7, 2026
Parking
Inside Truck Parking Club's complicated relationship to Super Ego, property owners
Truck Parking Club insiders reveal how Super Ego caused chronic problems for the company and likely spent millions in penalty fees. That and other issues addressed, questions answered here by CEO Evan Shelley.
August 5, 2026
Partners in Business
Dashcams, ELDs, data: Save on insurance, in more ways than one
Usage-based insurance rises in prominence with tech proliferation. But simply running a dashcam can give you or your agent a talking point to sell risk reduction to traditional insurers, too. More and more will want to see owners engaged with the data cams and ELDs produce.
August 5, 2026
Regulations
$2.2M coming to truck drivers after state misclassification suit
STG Logistics will pay more than $2.2 million to drivers deemed misclassified as contractors, and $550K to New Jersey itself, after a settlement with the state DOL.
August 5, 2026
Regulations
How non-domiciled drivers will try to get FMCSA's CDL ban thrown out
Legal petitioners representing non-citizens poke holes in FMCSA's rule banning non-domiciled CDLs ahead of a major showdown in court next month.
August 4, 2026
Parking
Truck Parking Club: Super Ego relationship, reviews policing, influencer empire revealed
Overdrive gets the inside story on Truck Parking Club's biggest issues and controversies by talking to six current and former employees, as well as TPC CEO Evan Shelley himself.
August 3, 2026
Overdrive Radio
FMCSA's broker transparency rule: Date missed, more owner-ops going direct
Part 2 of this Overdrive Radio talk with small fleet owner Surinder Gill followed the 2023 collapse of the Convoy brokerage, Gill's former principal freight partner. FMCSA missed another projected date for the transparency rule, yet there's new evidence more owner-ops are bypassing middlemen for direct business.
August 3, 2026
Channel 19
Brokers' new carrier-selection strategy after $604M C.H. Robinson verdict
After SCOTUS opened brokers up to major liability -- already resulting in a $604M verdict against C.H. Robinson -- it's time for carriers to "get proactive" to land freight in an evolving landscape.
July 31, 2026
Small Fleet Champ
Small Fleet Champ: Deadline for entry extended to Aug. 15
Here's a huge thanks to every small fleet owner who's put their trucking company in the running for the 2026 awards, and good news for those who haven't: we're extending the deadline a couple weeks through to Aug. 15 for initial entry.
July 31, 2026
Trucker of the Year
Promises made, promises kept: Trucker of the Month Jeffrey Crise
Owner-operator Jeffrey Crise, who runs two-truck A&J Transport & Recovery out of the Baltimore area, prides himself punctuality and service -- with clear dedication to customers.
July 31, 2026
Regulations
'Freedom Haulers': Trump fast-tracks CDLs for veterans to replace 'illegal' drivers
Military and civilian trucks staged at the White House on Thursday as Trump, DOT's Sean Duffy and Werner President Nathan Meisgeier all spoke about the "Freedom Haulers" initiative.
July 30, 2026
Hours of Service
Emergency HOS relief extended in Texas | Fireworks hauler to split as it sees fit?
Ongoing flooding in the Lone Star State prompted an extension of emergency HOS relief. Also: ATHS inducting three into hall of fame this fall; fireworks hauler petitions FMCSA for its own hours regs relief during the July 4 celebration season.
July 30, 2026
Partners in Business
$11K insurance shocker? How to avoid getting slammed at renewal
A doubling of liability premiums at renewal would be a huge shocker for any owner-operator with authority. It's not exactly common, but it happens. A little prep on your own or with an agent to mind any open claim reserves and build real strategy for shopping coverage will go a long way to head off the chances.
July 30, 2026
Regulations
Senate bill would bolster FMCSA 'chameleon carrier' combat | I-65 back open, but detour recommended
The “Safety and Accountability in Freight Enforcement (SAFE) Act would require FMCSA to develop a new tool for detecting chameleon carrier applications during registration. Also: I-65 partially reopens in Louisville; bridge height awareness campaign ongoing this week.
July 29, 2026
Regulations
FMCSA advances New Entrant proficiency exams rulemaking
FMCSA has advanced a long-stalled rulemaking effort that could make new-entrant applicants take a proficiency exam before getting authority.
July 27, 2026
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Codifying ELP rule could put 9K more drivers OOS: FMCSA
Just more than a year since the English proficiency requirement returned to out-of-service treatment at roadside, FMCSA proposed to codify OOS orders for ELP violations, including the recent tightening of border-zone violations. Accompanying analysis estimates an annual 9K more drivers OOS as a result.
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