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In July, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) deployed 175 investigators across 40 states to review nearly 400 Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) providers. Investigators found issues including inadequate training...
Curious about how long is CDL school? On average, full-time programs range from 3-4 weeks, while part-time courses can stretch over months. In this guide, we’ll dive into the specifics...
If you’re looking to become a commercial driver, understanding the CDL requirements is crucial. This guide will walk you through everything you need to qualify for a CDL, from age...
Commercial driving classes prepare you for a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), combining practical and classroom training. They pave the way for a stable career in the trucking industry. This article...
The term “Class C” can be confusing. For many drivers, a Class C license refers to a standard, non-commercial license for everyday vehicles. However, a Class C Commercial Driver’s License...
Navigating the world of electronic logging devices (ELDs) is essential for commercial drivers and motor carriers alike. Understanding the ELD mandate, its requirements, and its impact on the trucking industry...
Do you need help finding and retaining the best commercial drivers for your trucking business? In today’s competitive market, recruiting truck drivers and top talent is more critical than ever....
A trucking company may have a strong federal safety rating, a good delivery record, and a solid relationship with a freight broker. However, when something goes wrong, these credentials might not be enough to determine who managed the risk. This question is central to a major legal case involving freight broker C.H. Robinson. Overdrive reported […]
A driver’s day often doesn’t go as planned. Traffic can get worse, weather can change, loading might take longer, and a delivery that seemed simple in the morning can end up competing with the need for rest. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is looking into whether more flexible hours-of-service rules could help commercial […]
When a warning sounds in the cab, the driver increases their following distance, the alert goes away, and the trip continues. Since no video is created, the fleet manager might never see the event. From a management point of view, this looks like a success. But the system cannot tell if the driver actually noticed […]
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