New York DMV Employees Charged in CDL Fraud Scheme
New York officials have uncovered a large CDL fraud scheme involving former DMV employees, CDL applicants, and an organized plan to cheat commercial driving exams. The…
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Large Fleet Closings Dominate Headlines, But Small Fleets Face the Biggest
The trucking industry continues to struggle through a prolonged freight downturn, and despite major headlines about large carriers shutting down, it’s the small trucking fleets that have…
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ATRI Unveils New Research on the Scale and Causes of Trucking Litigation
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has released a new study that breaks down how lawsuits involving trucking companies have grown in scale, cost, and complexity. The…
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Traditional Cybersecurity Training Doesn’t Stop Today’s Social Engineering Attacks in Trucking. Learn What Does.
Cyberattacks in the trucking industry have changed dramatically—yet many fleets still rely on outdated cybersecurity training that no longer works. Traditional, one-size-fits-all annual modules fail to prepare…
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Blizzards and Big Rigs: A Winter Readiness Survival Guide
Winter brings dangerous conditions for truck drivers, from whiteout blizzards to life-threatening cold. To keep drivers safe, fleets must prepare well before the first snowstorm hits. This…
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DOT Review Finds 44% of Trucking Schools Are Noncompliant
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has found major problems across the country’s truck-driver training system. A federal review released on December 1 shows that 44% of the…
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