A new online tool from CarriersEdge can provide carriers with insights into how their drivers may perform in a real-world English Language Proficiency test.

The New Jersey trucking industry is sounding the alarm on the state’s increasingly stringent policies on independent contractor status.

Enforcement officials will begin enforcing English-language proficiency on June 25. Commercial drivers who fail a two-step assessment will be placed out of...

Schneider National is celebrating 220 drivers who have achieved unparalleled safety milestones, exemplifying its core value of Safety First and Always.

Knight-Swift Transportation has developed a new, immersive, hands-on training program for drivers, designed to real-world workflows during the onboarding...

Truck drivers today are more diverse than ever—across age, gender, culture, and background. But how can fleets not only recruit but retain this evolving...

If your trucking company is relying on an “open-door policy” or even online surveys to get feedback from your truck drivers, you’re probably not doing enough.

DOT reinstates English language proficiency enforcement for commercial truck drivers; Secretary Duffy plans more safety reforms to help truckers.

Finding qualified commercial truck drivers may not be a primary concern for trucking fleet executives today, but that will change. Two companies are...

In the employment of heavy truck drivers — those operating Class 7-8 vehicles — private fleets historically have trailed for-hire operations by a wide...