FTR: Restart Suspension Could Boost Industry Productivity

In a unanimous opinion issued today in Flowers Foods, Inc. v. Brock, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a driver transporting an intrastate leg (i.e., not crossing state lines) that is part of an interstate shipment of goods is engaged in interstate commerce under the...

Alex Lockie Roughly two months since the new breed of electronic-logging-device cheating with entirely hacked and fabricated logs got its own distinct out-of-service violation code, the state of Arizona said it's already found 281 such violations. Here's the odd part:...

A Breaking Analysis of the May 14, 2026, Supreme Court Decision and Its Immediate Implications for the Transportation Industry The preemption shield that freight brokers have relied on for years to defend against personal injury claims is gone. The United States...