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Modifying your vehicle might seem like something cool, but as laws change, your custom truck might actually be dangerous. Several popular modifications are being flagged by state troopers and federal regulators as “unsafe equipment.” These are common upgrades found on work trucks, off-road rigs, and even daily drivers. With new…

Federal safety regulators have granted driverless truck company Aurora's requested waiver of the warning triangle rule that had acted as a de facto requirement for human drivers in autonomous trucks.

Moving to a new home is supposed to be an exciting fresh start, but for some, it becomes a nightmare. Imagine trusting a moving company with all your belongings, only to have them refuse delivery unless you pay hundreds or even thousands more than you agreed to. Unfortunately, this shady…

Azuga, with its AI-powered dash cams and ELD compliance module, is a robust fleet management solution focusing on safety and compliance.

The federal government is working on proposed standards for self-driving trucks, a first step toward regulating autonomous vehicles.

PHILADELPHIA — A New Jersey tanker truck company linked to a fiery crash that destroyed a section of I-95 this week was involved in a similar incident in 2015 — just a few miles away from the site of Sunday’s blaze.

According to federal data provided by the US Department of Transportation (DOT), a spiking number of commercial truck drivers are being relieved of duty following positive drug screens for marijuana.

  Plans by federal regulators to issue a proposed rule requiring speed limiters on truck engines is getting pushback by a significant portion of the trucking sector.

Federal regulations make it more likely that a driver can be suspended or fired for drug use, regardless of whether they ever drove unsafely.