#motor-carrier-compliance
(9 articles)Fuel Prices Top Trucking Concerns for First Time in 3 Years
The American Transportation Research Institute's annual survey of top trucking industry concerns has placed fuel prices at the #1 position overall for the first time since 2023, marking a significant
FMCSA Motus System Fixes Targeted Within Weeks
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is racing to fix critical usability issues with its Motus registration system, which launched in May 2024 and has been widely considered problematic by
FMCSA Restores In-Person Trucking Inspections After Remote Era
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued a March 2025 directive ordering a return to mandatory in-person inspection practices for trucking companies, marking a significant operationa
Super Ego Faces Settlement Talks as Judge Dismisses Key Counts
A U.S. District Court judge in Illinois has dismissed several counts against Aleksandar Mimic, operator of the controversial Super Ego trucking network, while retaining most claims against affiliated
CMT's New Safety Platform Reshapes Carrier Selection
Cambridge Mobile Telematics introduced Freight Safety Intelligence in September, a new platform that provides freight brokers with 90-day rolling driving behavior analytics and carrier safety scores d
$3.8M cocaine seizure exposes equipment custody risks in trucking
Law enforcement in Indiana seized approximately $3.8 million worth of cocaine (126 kilograms or 277 pounds) from the sleeper compartment of a commercial tractor during a routine roadside inspection on
$604M Verdict Signals Broker Liability Crisis in Trucking
A landmark $604 million verdict against freight broker C.H. Robinson and motor carrier Lupus Superior represents a structural shift in trucking industry litigation exposure. The judgment, the largest
Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Expands: Hundreds Out of Service
Regulatory agencies across North America are executing a sustained crackdown on commercial vehicle safety, with recent inspection blitzes in Arizona, Nebraska, and Ontario removing dozens of trucks an
C.H. Robinson Cleared in Florida U-Turn Lawsuit: What This Means for Brokers
C.H. Robinson secured a significant legal victory by being dismissed from a wrongful-death lawsuit stemming from a fatal U-turn crash on the Florida Turnpike, just two weeks after being named as a def