Federal hours-of-service (HOS) regulations are often an area of concern for both individual truck drivers and motor carriers. This has been especially true since the Federal Motor Carrier ...

Amendments to the hours-of-service rule that went into effect in late 2020 may have increased flexibility for truck drivers, but the percentage of HOS violations rose “significantly higher” the first ...

FMCSA issued a regional emergency declaration suspending hours-of-service rules through Feb. 6 to support winter storm relief across 40 states. The waiver aims to speed delivery of essential supplies ...

A request from the National Propane Gas Association that would allow drivers hauling propane to drive longer hours during the winter months has been denied by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety ...

If you’re an owner-operator or running a small fleet, you’ve probably heard the rumblings: Washington may loosen up some HOS restrictions. The proposed pilot programs, under review, could give more ...

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The Department of Transportation announced on Thursday that reforms to the hours-of-service (HOS) rule will save American taxpayers more than $4 billion over about 14 years The safety-minded rule ...

FMCSA is developing two pilot programs to test increased HOS flexibility for truck drivers: driving time pauses and sleeper berth split options. Drivers will be monitored via smartphones, smartwatches ...

Autonomous truck tech developer Aurora Innovation on Feb. 11 announced it was tripling its automated-truck network with the launch of a software update, expanding its footprint. “Expanding across the ...

A harvester fills his beet truck in East Grand Forks, MN. Expected to be published officially this week is new guidance from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) on the 150-air-mile ...