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Trucker Path adds cargo theft info to navigation
A partnership with Verisk CargoNet allows truck drivers to see if a route takes them to or through a higher-risk cargo theft area and to plan accordingly. Also: FMCSA extends temporary HOS relief for certain railroad operators under certain conditions; latest Highway Angel.
June 24, 2026
Parking
Florida breaks ground on new truck parking | HOS waived in Oregon
Federal and state officials broke ground on five new truck parking projects along I-4 that will be constructed over the next couple of years. Also: Oregon emergency declaration waives HOS; nomination period closing soon on "Transition Trucking" military vet rookie trucker award.
June 19, 2026
Regulations
World Cup cargo theft: Team drivers charged | State HOS waiver extended
The two drivers allegedly took more than $18K worth of gear and merchandise from the England National Team en route from Florida to Kansas City. Also: Nebraska wildfire relief haulers' HOS waiver extended; Virginia asks FMCSA for CDL waiver during state-declared emergencies.
June 17, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
How troopers tackle remote ELD manipulation, 'chameleon' operations
Or not. Recorded hits of the new ELD-tampering OOS violation show roughly half of all states issued fewer than 10, if any, in the first two months of enforcement. This talk with Tennessee trooper Chris Brooks during Roadcheck last month revealed a few tactics behind-the-curve troopers are learning.
June 16, 2026
Hours of Service
Fertilizer haulers across 35 states get HOS, ELD relief
FMCSA issued a waiver through August for drivers and carriers transporting straight or blended fertilizer in 35 states "to address an urgent fertilizer supply shortfall." Also: Dolly Parton's first travel stop opening in Tennessee; new mobile truck service launches.
May 29, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
Arizona logs 281 ELD-cheat OOS violations from just 115 driver inspections
Arizona inspectors are citing multiple out-of-service violations to individual drivers caught fabricating logs. Overdrive reports as states get wise to the new breed of ELD cheats.
May 27, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
FMCSA pulls another dozen ELDs from registry
The 12 ELDs removed from FMCSA's Registered Devices list bring the agency's total to 79 since January 2025. Two ELDs revoked had ties to an alleged cheating scheme.
May 20, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
Oregon DOT puts 283 ELD cheats out-of-service
Oregon DOT says it developed training methods to catch a new breed of ELD cheats that fabricates entire weeks' worth of logs. Overdrive reporting has linked a couple big fleets to such behavior.
May 19, 2026
Regulations
Bill aims at scams targeting truckers | HOS relief in two states
The bill would require clear, obvious disclosures on documents from third-party companies soliciting truck drivers and motor carriers about USDOT-related services. Also: Fuel, wildfire-relief haulers get HOS breaks.
May 18, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
Roadcheck: Inspectors 'behind the curve' on new breed of ELD cheats
After hearing about some cutting-edge techniques to catch bad actors using overseas ELD hacking services, inspectors in New Hampshire gave a reality check.
May 14, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
How inspectors are catching remote ELD cheats: Roadcheck in Tennessee
Roadcheck's ongoing through May 14. On the ground Day 1 at the I-65 scale in Giles County, Tennessee, highway patrol troopers were getting better at spotting backend ELD manipulation. They're not the only agency increasing HOS enforcement this week.
May 13, 2026
Regulations
FMCSA update on 'Prohibited Coercion of Drivers' amid widespread ELD cheating reports
FMCSA lays out detailed instructions about how drivers can respond when carrier, brokers or shippers try to force them to violate safety regs.
May 5, 2026
Overdrive Radio
Roadcheck 2026: Toughest states for HOS violations
With CVSA's annual Roadcheck upcoming May 12-14, take a look at rankings for the toughest HOS-enforcement states, and ways owner-ops might prepare for inspectors' focus on ELD tampering, false logs.
May 4, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
Prime Route Transport, a Super Ego chameleon fleet, accused of ELD cheating with video evidence
A driver provides video evidence and explosive allegations of ELD cheating at a big fleet with bad safety scores. Reached for comment, the fleet didn't even deny it.
May 4, 2026
Hours of Service
HOS: More wildfire relief on the plains
FMCSA grants another HOS regs-flexibility extension for Nebraska relief haulers. Also: Prime Inc.'s planned $160M regional hub in Georgia; ATRI's 2026 research priorities include driver health and wellness, how weather impacts trucking ops, more.
April 17, 2026
Regulations
Super Ego accused of ELD cheating, stealing driver pay in '60 Minutes'
Was it an open secret all along? Super Ego network accused of ELD cheating, stealing from drivers in bombshell '60 Minutes' report featuring Fusable data and FMCSA responses.
April 13, 2026
Life
Former truck driver gets prison time for smuggling guns north | Emergency HOS relief extended
The driver admitted to buying firearms in Florida for a co-conspirator in Canada and smuggling them north across the border. Also: FMCSA extends HOS relief for Nebraska wildfire response; latest Highway Angel "not letting this guy burn" praised for heroism.
April 3, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
ELD tampering officially an out-of-service violation
As of April Fool's Day, CVSA's updated OOS criteria differentiates between traditional "false logs" viols and ELD tampering. Also: International, Ryder testing autonomous trucks on 600-mile Texas route; FMCSA provides additional data on rail crossing crashes; Ford Super Duty pickups recalled.
April 1, 2026
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Built to work: 2024 Peterbilt 389 set for West Coast hay hauling
The custom 389 is a "twin" to another 389 quickly approaching a million miles, builder Rod Pickett said, and owner Jason Flores had plans to transition out of the older unit into this one, featuring the same colors and striping pattern.
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