Congress does not seem to happy with the fact that the Bush administration, quite sneakily, announced that it was extending the test project that gives Mexican trucks access to U.S. highways. The committee that approved this bill feel that the program deserves more time and...

  The Ontario Trucking Association is making their voice heard regarding the possible ban on cell phones and other communication devices in moving vehicles. With truck drivers being one the most understandable groups of people for needing cell phones in their vehicles between...

Independent truck drivers are feeling the rough economy in three serious ways and they are dropping like flies. In the first three months of the year almost a thousand trucking firms nationwide had to close their doors. As the industry shrinks to match the demand, those still standing...

Motorists across the country are split on an idea by Congress to lower the national speed limit to 55 miles per hour. Some are outraged by that fact such a move could add on an estimated 45 minutes to an hour in driving while others believe it might have a huge impact and actually...

From the highways of the Motor City to California, these roads are filled with all knowing traffic experts. They didn’t receive a degree from an esteemed university or a certificate from a technical institution. Instead, they own a driver’s license, which is all the certification...

State troopers, medics and firefighters were called in full force because of a horrific accident this past Saturday morning. The accident occurred around 12:20 AM and involved a commercial crane truck which caused both north bound lanes of I-25 to be shut down for nearly two hours....