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Non-Compliance with English Language Proficiency Regulation Takes Effect as an Out-of-Service Driver Violation Effective June 25, non-compliance with Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 391.11(b)(2) is now a driver out-of-service violation. CFR 391.11(b)(2),...

Update on Relevant U.S. Regulations

FMCSA Requests Comments on Revisions to DataQs Requirements On July 1, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requested comments on proposed revisions to the DataQs requirements for Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program grant funding in response to...

NOW is your time to comment on the failed DATAQ process. FMCSA is trying to remove itself from a process it began. There must be an appropriate appeal procedure motor carriers and drivers for due process

DataQs reform: FMCSA pivots to new state requirements for funding Matt Cole The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration on Tuesday published responses to comments it received during a 2023 comment period...

FMCSA Aims to Improve DataQs Process

Goal Is to Help Carriers Gain Visibility Into Safety Reports Stored in Records Eric Miller Federal trucking regulators have issued a public notice reopening a lingering 2023 proposal seeking additional comments on how to improve the DataQs process...

Werner Verdict Reversed-Win for Trucking…and Common Sense

Doug Marcello Trucking and Commercial Transportation Attorney at Saxton & Stump June 29, 2025 The big picture: The Texas Supreme Court overturned a massive jury verdict against Werner Enterprises, ruling that a truck driver staying in his lane below the...

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Update on Relevant U.S. Regulations

NOW is your time to comment on the failed DATAQ process. FMCSA is trying to remove itself from a process it began. There must be an appropriate appeal procedure motor carriers and drivers for due process

FMCSA Aims to Improve DataQs Process

Werner Verdict Reversed-Win for Trucking…and Common Sense

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