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Regulations
Congress wants EPA's DEF-derate guidance to stick | Traffic enforcement blitz kicks off
The Diesel Engine Flexibility Act (DEF Act) would create a 10-year statutory safe harbor for 2025 and 2026 EPA guidance related to DEF derates and sensors. Also: Toughest states for moving violations during Operation Safe Driver Week, ongoing through July 18; Maryland expands truck parking.
July 13, 2026
Regulations
Indiana police recover $11M in stolen cargo in recent months
Indiana State Police troopers have recovered approximately 12 stolen loads worth more than $11 million since April. Also: New program from Carrier Transicold allows TRU replacement; WattEV opens new charging depot.
July 10, 2026
Regulations
The 19 trucking regs expected by year end
Independent contractor classification, updates to the ELD regs, Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse updates and more regs updates are expected over the next few months.
July 10, 2026
Overdrive Extra
The future at 70 mph: AI trucks, because they can, not that we should
With DOT and industry at a full-on sprint to autonomous trucks, what's the point of replacing something that works with something that might work, eventually, if you throw enough money at it? The question emerged on I-40 that time the human team got its doors blown off by test engineers running handsless, with laptops.
July 10, 2026
Equipment
EPA to end DEF derates, roll back emissions warranty reg
Instead of the truck derating toward shutdown in steps with a DEF fault, the rule proposes that the driver or machine operator would receive an audible or visible alert. The engine would operate normally. At once, longer required manufacturer warranties of emissions equipment will be eliminated, too.
July 9, 2026
Equipment
DOT clearing way for driverless trucks with wiper, mirror, steering exemptions
Rulemaking efforts under way at both FMCSA and NHTSA point toward driverless trucks that might not even feature steering wheels or brake pedals.
July 9, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
ELD registry cleanup: 10 more devices revoked
Drivers and carriers using the revoked ELDs have 60 days to replace them with a complaint device. In the meantime, drivers should revert to paper logs or logging software.
July 9, 2026
Regulations
'Habitual offender' locked up after operating overweight dump truck with no CDL
With all the attention on CDL issuance, some 40,000 drive trucks without CDLs each year. New Hampshire's Habitual Offender program might just address the problem by offering jail time for real scofflaws.
July 8, 2026
Equipment
Cummins, Paccar the latest engine makers ending 5-mph DEF derates | Big I-5 closure incoming
These two major engine manufacturers are aligning with relaxed EPA guidance related to sudden derates due to DEF/emissions faults. Also: I-5, I-205 closures this weekend; Mack launching OTA software update enhancements.
July 7, 2026
Equipment
Diesel shops, owners, fleets pardoned by Trump after emissions ‘delete’ convictions
Nine individuals and six businesses received pardons from President Trump following Clean Air Act violations and convictions in recent years. One pardoned shop owner hoped his pardon would spark conversation around regulatory clarity, enforcement and small-business struggles.
July 7, 2026
Business
TQL to argue before U.S. Court of Appeals over broker transparency
One owner-op's transparency request from TQL revealed the broker taking a 44% margin and initiated a legal battle that now heads to the second highest court in the land.
July 6, 2026
Regulations
ICE lodges detainer for truck driver accused of causing fatal crash
The "illegal alien" driver from Haiti allegedly caused a crash that killed a Pennsylvania state trooper who was conducting a roadside inspection along I-81. Also: Hazmat blitz sidelines 61 trucks, 38 drivers; Colorado replacing weigh-in-motion scales.
July 6, 2026
Regulations
Broker transparency, AEBs, EPA emissions: When new rulemakings are expected
The 2026 Unified Agenda has been released by the White House, and it includes a bevy of trucking-related regulations that could be proposed or finalized in the coming months. Here, find timelines for some of the most-anticipated rules.
July 6, 2026
Regulations
'International' cargo theft ring busted in New York | Road tax hike in N.M.
Eight individuals have been charged for allegedly stealing at least $10 million in goods. Also: Truck driver charged after fatally striking Deputy at roadside; New Mexico raises weight-distance tax.
July 3, 2026
Electronic Logging Devices
'White label' ELD cheater network uncovered in NMFTA research
Owner-ops have long expressed fears about ELDs, data manipulation, and foreign influence. New research from NMFTA vindicates much of that and could lead to a serious crackdown on "chameleon" devices.
July 2, 2026
Regulations
EPA mandate: Fleets gain equal access to OEM diagnostic tools
New EPA guidance mandates that vehicle manufacturers share diagnostic tools and repair data for DEF and emissions systems with independent shops and drivers.
July 2, 2026
Hours of Service
Latest HOS relief petitions | Stay vigilant for cargo thieves through July 4 holiday
Freight theft activity is expected to increase between today and early next week as reduced staffing, facility closures and staged freight are more common during the holiday period. Also: Hazmat cleanup company petitions FMCSA for hours-of-service waiver; railroad emergency response company seeks HOS relief.
July 1, 2026
Regulations
C.H. Robinson dropped from lawsuit over triple-fatal Florida turnpike crash
After disputing claims it brokered the load being hauled by non-domiciled CDL holder Harjinder Singh at the time of the August 2025 crash, C.H. Robinson has now been dismissed from a lawsuit over the fatalities. Also: HOS relief extended in Oregon; Rush Enterprises expands in Louisiana.
June 30, 2026
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