The aggro lead — USA Today’s latest

Jun 8, 2009

Updated Dec 14, 2009

“Debate is heating up over an issue likely to strike terror in the heart of any driver,” wrote Larry Copeland in the lead of a USA Today story last week. He wasn’t talking about terror among truckers, though, only those who had ever “spied an 18-wheeler looming in the rearview mirror as [they scrambled] into the slow lane.”

5K trucking authorities suspended in single day: Motus still messy

Oct. 27, more than 5,600 carriers' authority was suspended in Motus, for many the result of a mismatch between a system-designated required insurance minimum of $1M and insurers filing just $750K. All, however, were authorized pre-Motus.

Vintage blue Peterbilt semi-truck number 63 displayed in warehouse showroom with chrome details

Near-original 1963 Kenworth 921 hauled same loads for 49 years

Completed driver's daily log form with handwritten entries, time tracking grid, and regulatory compliance documentation

How would you rewrite truckers' hour of service regs?

Police car with lights activated pulled over beside large blue semi-truck on highway shoulder

California’s non-domiciled CDL program could roar back to life

Worker refueling large truck with green fuel pump nozzle at gas station

Diesel prices holding above $6/gal. nationwide as rates stagnate

5K trucking authorities suspended in single day: Motus still messy

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