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Will insurers drop carriers with non-English-speaking, non-citizen drivers?
Trucking insurance experts explain how the industry is pricing the risk of non-English speaking and non-citizen drivers. There's plenty of underwriter interest so far, but they haven't exactly figured it out.
February 3, 2026
Overdrive Radio
Meet the owner-op who stopped FMCSA's non-domiciled CDL purge
Trucker Jorge Rivera Lujan wants to make abundantly clear that not all non-domiciled CDL holders lack English skills -- or are prone to crashing. He's built a one-truck business with authority over more than a decade now as a DACA recipient.
February 2, 2026
Business
FMCSA warns of 'aggressive' new phishing campaign targeting carriers
FMCSA said carriers are receiving emails falsely claiming to be from U.S. DOT or FMCSA. The emails "are fake and designed to steal sensitive information or demand illegal payments.”
February 2, 2026
Regulations
Legislation to reform DataQ appeals back in play
Under terms of the bill, FMCSA would establish guidelines for a DataQs appeals process, among other provisions. Also: DOT requests input on risks, challenges of hauling hazmat with electric trucks; more truck parking in Arizona.
January 30, 2026
Business
ITS Logistics skimps carrier almost $40K after falling for cargo theft scam
The exact settlement amount between ITS Logistics and Illyrian Transport shows that the broker got away with only paying half of some 62 uncontested loads. Should the carrier have fought harder?
January 30, 2026
Business
California sees truck shortage as non-domiciled crackdown, ICE raids take hold
California saw a pronounced, unusual shortage of trucks in its produce-growing areas. "Rates are always low this time of year, but the big difference this year is enforcement by ICE."
January 29, 2026
Business
Werner acquiring privately-owned FirstFleet for $245 million
The acquisition of FirstFleet adds approximately 2,400 tractors, 11,000 trailers and 37 properties to Werner's dedicated division. Also: Pennsylvania opens hundreds of new truck parking spaces; I-5 lane closures planned next week.
January 29, 2026
Trucker of the Year
'Determination and perseverance' keep one-truck Top Notch Transport in the black
One-truck independent Patrick White is no stranger to adversity. Yet he won't let it slow him down as he looks to build a family legacy with the business. White is Overdrive Trucker of the Month for January 2026.
January 29, 2026
Regulations
Congress moves closer to federal cargo theft enforcement mandate
The Department of Homeland Security could soon have a law enforcement task force combating "massive" overseas-based cargo theft rings if the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act becomes law.
January 28, 2026
Overdrive Extra
Warning: Truckers distraction zone next 100,000 miles
We're not talking driving distractions here. Whether it's the infinite scroll of funny cat videos or the latest social media storm, don't lose control over decision-making. Careful small-biz and money management's a year-round necessity.
January 28, 2026
Business
Diesel's up, freight rates a mixed bag -- spot surge expected with winter storms
Two weeks of rising diesel prices have erased a chunk of declines seen the last couple months. Also: Feds investigating potential violation of truckers' chassis-choice regs by ocean carriers; FMCSA opening comments for ATA request to continue under-21 trucker program.
January 27, 2026
Trucker of the Year
Credit where credit's due: Trucker of the Year builds biz to sustain, pays it forward
Personal drive, clear focus on long-term business stability, mechanical aptitude with late-model equipment, and the willingness share all he learns -- the good and the bad. Did we mention 10-plus mpg? All are outstanding qualities you'll find in Overdrive's Trucker of the Year, John Penn.
January 27, 2026
Business
Double-brokering and freight fraud: Just how bad is it out there?
Have efforts to cut down on double brokering and fraud in freight markets made a dent? Just how widespread is the problem? Have you been hit? Take Overdrive's brief survey here.
January 26, 2026
Regulations
House approves funding bill with $200M for truck parking, codification of ELP as OOS order
The appropriations package would fund DOT, among other areas of the government, through Sept. 30. Also: I-205 bridge closure Monday night; free miles accounting/routing software expands into Canada.
January 23, 2026
Regulations
Trucker locked in FMCSA's Drug and Alcohol 'Clearinghouse jail' fights to break out
Evelyn Hickey's struggle shows shortcomings of the FMCSA's drug and alcohol database and the testing/med review industry it relies on. With a clear violation by the MRO officer in the "refusal to test" report lodged against her, FMCSA remains silent on recourse and enforcement.
January 23, 2026
Business
ITS Logistics tried to 'offset' $85,000 payment to carrier before Echo Global acquisition
A recent clash between the broker and a 350-truck carrier gets to the heart of a fiery debate about who takes the financial hit when brokers fall for a hacker impersonating a carrier.
January 22, 2026
Overdrive Extra
The problem with truck driver training: CDL school owner urges stronger regs, audits
Driving Academy Tallahassee owner A.J. Frankie believes DOT should focus on improving the Entry-Level Driver Training regulations and ensuring trainers are doing it right. His message to FMCSA auditors: Substandard schools "need to be checked on. Until that changes, we’re really not going to improve safety on the road.”
January 21, 2026
Business
DOT says it's full steam ahead on autonomous trucking rollout
DOT top brass says it's protecting trucking from "illegal foreign drivers" reducing pay, but it's also going full throttle with driverless tech, already automating some roles.
January 20, 2026
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