Everything you need to know about the Yellow Trucking bankruptcy

Summer has arrived and so has the heat. While the majority of commercial vehicles today are equipped with air conditioning, any time spent outside the comforts of “AC” puts professional drivers at greater risk of heat-related illnesses, as well as fatigue. By taking some precautions, drivers can help keep cool and make their trips comfortable and safe all season long.

From July 9 to 15, law enforcement personnel throughout North America will be cracking down on drivers who break the law as part of the annual Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Operation Safe Driver Week.

The cost of cargo thefts is soaring in the U.S. Higher value loads, including…

Annually, thousands of bicyclists are injured or killed in crashes involving…

As a professional driver, you should be physically, mentally, and emotionally prepared for the task of driving before…

Driver fatigue is one of the most serious threats to the safety of all road…