
Accelerate! Conference & Expo, which is put together by the Women In Trucking Association, is a big event for the transport industry where they emphasize the promotion of career growth among women working in trucking, logistics, freight, and other related transport fields. This event is held in Dallas, Texas, during the last days of October.…

Draggin’ & Pullin’ in the Pines returns to Pine Valley Raceway in Lufkin, Texas, on October 16–17, 2026, bringing two days of diesel-powered motorsport, big-rig action, truck displays, tractor pulls, entertainment, and family activities to East Texas. The 12th annual event is especially popular with truck enthusiasts, diesel fans, motorsport spectators, and families looking for…

The ATA Management Conference & Exhibition (MCE) 2026 is scheduled for October 17–20, 2026, at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Organized by the American Trucking Associations (ATA), the event brings together trucking executives, fleet operators, technology providers, suppliers, policymakers and other transportation-industry professionals for education, networking, business discussions and an extensive exhibition.…

The California Trucking Show returns to Southern California as one of the premier regional trade shows dedicated to heavy-duty trucks, trailers, aftermarket parts, and commercial fleet services. Hosted at the Ontario Convention Center, this two-day gathering brings together motor carriers, fleet managers, independent owner-operators, and industry suppliers under one roof. Whether you are looking to…

Knowing if a truck is DOT-compliant is extremely important for ensuring road safety, compliance with regulations, and the preservation of the operating authority of the company for commercial truck operators. DOT-compliance is not just a matter of having the proper paperwork, but a truck that meets all federal safety standards concerning vehicle condition, inspections, maintenance,…

It is very important for commercial motor carriers and professional drivers to know about DOT violations since compliance is vital for protecting the carrier’s safety record and avoiding penalties. One of the most common DOT violations refers to hours-of-service compliance and violation of regulations when the trucking company exceeds allowed limits or fails to keep…

The completion of the process required by commercial drivers to receive a license or any other relevant document does not necessarily mean immediate receipt of the license/document in question. Sometimes, the reason for such delay is the driver’s wait for Schedule 1 when trying to figure out if legal driving is possible. Such possibility will…

A failed DOT inspection could present various problems related to operations, finance, and regulatory issues for motor carriers and truck drivers. The DOT and FMCSA have certain safety requirements that apply to commercial motor vehicles and drivers. In case of violating these requirements, the consequences will vary from a warning up to an out-of-service order.…