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FMCSA upgrades its complaint database to include broker fraud for the first time. Regulators, truckers, and brokers agree modernization is overdue, but enforcement will determine its effectiveness.
Since June, more than 3,000 truck drivers have been placed out of service for failing English proficiency rules.
Today’s FreightCaviar newsletter covers the new English proficiency enforcement for CDL holders—but this expanded article dives deeper into the debate, the risks, and the potential disruptions for freight.
Truck drivers awarded $10.4M in lawsuit over unpaid freight revenue from Michigan carrier RSP Express.
Tony Kirik, former owner of Dallas Logistics, found guilty of submitting false documents to FMCSA to conceal negative safety ratings and company affiliations.
Trucking faces 25% UCR fee hikes in 2025 and rising phishing scams.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has finalized new rules for freight brokers that will begin to go into
To protect carriers, FMCSA's new rule targets broker fraud, enhancing financial responsibility in freight.
Written by Adriana Pulley Houston-based carrier Texas Interstate Express seemingly tried to dodge orders from the FMCSA to close its
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