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National Truck and Step Van Driving Championship returns with more women than ever

The National Truck and Step Van Driving Championship (NTDC) returns this year from August 20 to 23. The National Truck and Step Van Driving Championship (NTDC) returns this year from August 20 to 23. With more than 400 drivers qualified for the national precision driving competition, the NTDC will take place at the Minneapolis Convention […]

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Autopilot on trial: nuclear verdict targets Tesla

Tesla found partially liable in a fatal crash involving its Autopilot driver assistance system. Tesla has been found partially responsible for a fatal crash involving its Autopilot driver assistance system, in a case already being described as the first “nuclear verdict” against autonomous vehicle technology. The ruling could have significant legal implications for the entire

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Used Class 8 truck prices rise 10% after two years of stagnation

ACT Research reported an increase in the average retail price of used Class 8 trucks during the month of June. For the first time in two and a half years, ACT Research reported an increase in the average retail price of used Class 8 trucks during the month of June. The average price reached $60,324,

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NMFTA to integrate SSC into its Digital Standards Development Council

The SSC will be incorporated into the DSDC, an NMFTA initiative aimed at digital standardization in freight transportation. The National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) has announced that it will officially take over the administration of the Scheduling Standards Consortium (SSC). With this integration, the SSC will become part of the Digital Standards Development Council

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No English, No Trucking: FMCSA pulls over 1,200 drivers

The FMCSA has reported that more than 1,200 truck drivers have been removed from U.S. highways for lack of English. In April, the Department of Transportation announced it would reinstate the mandatory enforcement of English language proficiency (ELP) for all truck drivers in the United States. Through a two-step evaluation process, the Federal Motor Carrier

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ASE to eliminate five certification tests starting 2026

Beginning in 2026, five tests from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) will be discontinued. Starting in 2026, five certification tests from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) will be suspended, according to a statement issued by the organization. December 31, 2025, will be the last day to obtain or renew

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Brake Safety Week: how to prepare for the inspection

Brake Safety Week involves a thorough inspection by agents who evaluate multiple components of a truck\’s brake system. This year, the CVSA Brake Safety Week will take place from August 24 to 30, 2025, with a focus on brake system safety across North America. This annual initiative emphasizes brake-related violations, one of the leading causes

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Transportation experts share concerns about new tariffs plan

With tariffs directly impacting the cost of fuel, energy, and vehicle production, the transportation industry faces an uncertain outlook. On Friday, August 1st, President Donald Trump announced the imposition of new tariffs on dozens of countries. These measures will take effect on August 7th, as established by the president. The order adds to previously announced

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