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Fuel prices, truck parking, freight fraud, and driver pay are all hammering trucking. Here is how those headaches spill over into your insurance, your renewals, and what paperwork to have ready when markets tighten.
Read articleSeveral carriers have asked FMCSA for hours-of-service exemptions, and driver groups are pushing back. Here is what is happening, why it matters for safety and insurance, and what paperwork you should have ready if rules shift.
Read articleA freight broker lawsuit over altered rate sheets and payment promises is a reminder to owner-operators and small fleets: know exactly what your percentage is based on, and keep the right paperwork ready for disputes and insurance reviews.
Read articleFMCSA refused a small carrier’s request to skip CDL and ELD rules. Here is what happened, why it matters to passenger and niche carriers, and what documents to have ready for insurance and compliance.
Read articleWhy today’s rising freight rates are not bringing more trucking jobs, and how that shift affects safety records, underwriting, and your next insurance renewal.
Read articleFMCSA is reviewing an exemption request to let carriers use Transit Solutions’ ClearView E-Mirror camera system instead of traditional mirrors. Here’s what it could mean for trucking safety, compliance, and insurance.
Read articleFMCSA is renewing its information collection for the CDL Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse. Here is what happened, why it matters to trucking companies, and the paperwork you should have ready for compliance, audits, and insurance underwriting.
Read articleFMCSA has proposed making English language proficiency a formal out-of-service violation for CMV drivers. Here is what happened, why fleets should care, and what to tighten up in your driver qualification files and safety practices.
Read articleFMCSA is reviewing an Hours-of-Service exemption request from Precision Fireworks LLC. Here’s what happened, why it matters for trucking companies, and what safety and insurance documents you should have ready if exemptions become part of your operation.
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