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FMCSA finalizes 12 deregulatory changes

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has finalized a broad array of deregulatory changes affecting vehicle standards, inspection requirements, emergency equipment, licensing rules, and more. Published February 19, 2026, the rule changes have limited...

REAL-ID, Mail-Order CDLs, and America’s CDL Free-for-All

You can buy a Mexican commercial license online for $200. Six states will convert it to an American CDL without verifying your legal presence. And the federal audit just started. Rob Carpenter Somewhere between a Philadelphia apartment and a flea market in...

2025 in Review: Deregulation, Stepped-Up Enforcement, and Safety as a Policy Tool

Scopelitis From a regulatory standpoint, 2025 was not defined by sweeping new trucking rules but instead by how the federal government chose to act: deregulating selectively, enforcing aggressively, and increasingly using safety as justification for broader...

Bill to reform DataQs process reintroduced

Legislation introduced this week in the U.S. House takes another shot at DataQs reform after similar legislation stalled in the previous Congress. Reps. Tracey Mann (R-Kansas) and Sharice Davids (D-Kansas) reintroduced the “Motor Carrier Safety Screening Modernization...

Denuclearization: EFFECTIVE Training

Doug Marcello There is a painful irony embedded in every nuclear verdict involving negligent training. The company trained. They held the sessions. They logged the hours. They filed the paperwork. They checked every box their compliance department put in front of...

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