Lawsuit Challenges UCR System Legality: 2027 Fees Still Due Dec. 31
Small Business in Transportation Coalition claims FMCSA never lawfully established the Unified Carrier Registration system. Court ruling could halt fee…
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ITS Logistics Settles EEOC Religious Harassment Case
Third-party logistics provider resolves federal complaint over workplace antisemitism as EEOC steps up enforcement under Trump administration directive.
Wyoming Requires Self-Certified Safety Training for Teton Pass Trucks
State restricts truck and RV traffic over mountain pass to drivers who complete new program. No federal CDL exemption, no FMCSA docket, but local compliance…
BeyondTrucks Compatibility Engine automates dispatch guardrails
New module checks driver, tractor, and trailer assignments against fleet rules before dispatching a load. Aims to replace Post-it notes and tribal knowledge.
When Your Compliance Expert Retires, What Stays in the File?
59% of fleet managers expect to retire within the next decade. Most carriers have no succession plan for the compliance knowledge that walks out the door.
California SB 1069 Cuts CARB Aftermarket Parts Approval Wait
Manufacturers can sell emissions-compliant components while CARB completes review. Fleets gain faster access to replacement exhaust and emissions parts.
FMCSA Cannot Enforce Compliance Without More Staff and Funding
Agency oversees millions of drivers and hundreds of thousands of carriers with outdated systems and staffing that has not kept pace with its mission.
Former State Trooper Brings Enforcement Playbook to Fleet Compliance
Lance Evans uses roadside inspection experience to vet drivers, challenge DataQ filings, and field regulation questions from K&B drivers.
Driver Pay Rises as Capacity Tightens, but No New FMCSA Rule in Play
Fleets are raising wages and sign-on bonuses to compete for drivers as freight conditions improve. The shift is market-driven, not regulatory.
FMCSA Revokes 15 More ELDs, Fleets Face October 6 Swap Deadline
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration pulled 15 electronic logging devices from the registered list in two August actions. Carriers using the revoked…
FMCSA Revives 17-Year-Old Rule That Would Test New Carriers Before They Haul
The agency targets November 2026 for a supplemental notice on requiring proficiency exams before granting new-entrant authority, not 18 months after.
Envoy AI launches autonomous freight workers for brokers
Ellie Workforce handles carrier sourcing, rate negotiation, and compliance checks while human dispatchers oversee exceptions and strategy.