Announcements, industry notes, and what's new with our operations.
FMCSA sent the rulemaking to the White House regulatory office on August 27. That review is the last step before the proposal becomes public.
Pre-tests move programs forward in preparation for 2027 rollout
16 miles of pavement improved near Seligman
Trump’s Transportation Department Releases New Strategy to Deliver Safer Roads for American Families
Trump’s Departments of Transportation & Homeland Security Sweep 800 Dangerous Truckers, Illegals off U.S. Roads
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy alongside President Donald J. Trump, Veteran Affairs Secretary Douglas A. Collins, and Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling today hosted Veterans at the White House for the kickoff of the historic Freedom Haulers campaign.
FMCSA & HSI are targeting CDL schools suspected of fraud
We're now helping carriers get set up for cross-border freight into Canada — accounts, bonds, and documentation included.
FMCSA revoked 10 electronic logging devices on July 9, 2026 for failing to meet federal requirements — carriers running them have 60 days to switch before drivers risk an out-of-service order.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and FMCSA have rolled out Motus, a biometric-backed registration system built to shut down fraudulent DOT numbers and so-called "chameleon carriers."
FMCSA's April 2026 DataQs upgrade replaces open-ended waits with a three-step review process and hard deadlines, so carriers challenging inaccurate crash or inspection data finally get a clock they can count on.
Failing FMCSA's English language proficiency check is no longer just a citation — as of 2026 it's a full out-of-service violation, and one multi-state enforcement sweep alone sidelined nearly 500 drivers.
FMCSA is looking for 18 drivers to help pre-test two new hours-of-service options — a Flexible Sleeper Berth split and a Split Duty Period — that could eventually give drivers more control over when they rest.
