Every driver knows that keeping your truck in good shape means fewer headaches on the road. A little attention every day can save you from major breakdowns, lost time, and expensive repairs. Here are five simple preventive steps that can…
In 2025, FMCSA is strictly enforcing the English language requirement for CDL drivers. Drivers must: Read and understand traffic signs and signals. Communicate effectively with law enforcement and inspectors. Complete logs, ELDs, and shipping paperwork accurately. Key Changes: Inspectors now…
Safety should always be a top priority in the trucking industry, as accidents can lead to significant financial losses, legal issues, and damage to a company’s reputation. Implementing strong safety practices can help reduce the risk of accidents on the…
Have you ever received shipping documents at a shipper and realized your trailer was loaded with batteries? As a trained, professional truck driver, whose responsibility is to be compliant with federal DOT regulations, your first instinct should be to confirm…
In July of 2015, FMCSA passed a final regulation requiring CDL holders to have an additional certification, tanker endorsement, on their license for the transportation of bulk liquids in a commercial motor vehicle if the following points apply: 1.Your cargo…
Short haul exception – Expands the short-haul exception to 150 air-miles and allows a 14-hour work shift to take place as part of the exception. Adverse Driving Conditions – Expands the driving window during adverse driving conditions by up to…