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AnalysisDOT, DHS, and DOJ announced emergency removal of 110-plus CDL training providers, 160-plus proposed removals, and a 23-state enforcement sweep targeting fraudulent commercial driver licensing. Here is what motor carriers and DOT-regulated employers need to do now.
AnalysisCVSA Brake Safety Week and Operation Highway Shield highlight an aggressive federal push to remove unsafe trucks and unqualified drivers from U.S. roads. Here is what motor carriers need to know.
AnalysisFMCSA's July and September ELD replacement deadlines have passed, and an August notice sets October 6 for five devices. Review the official device identifiers, stop-use instructions, and practical fleet follow-up steps.
AnalysisThe FMCSA's third and likely final NRII waiver allows paper medical certificates through October 11, 2026. Motor carriers must prepare for mandatory electronic medical certification or face enforcement action.
AnalysisFMCSA has finalized sweeping changes to its Safety Measurement System methodology, consolidating violation codes, simplifying severity weights, and recalibrating intervention thresholds. Here is what motor carriers must do now.
AnalysisFMCSA removed two more electronic logging devices on May 7, 2026, bringing the total to 67 revocations since January 2025. With CVSA International Roadcheck starting May 12, motor carriers using revoked ELDs face immediate out-of-service orders and fines up to $19,246 per violation.
AnalysisOver 200,000 CDL drivers are in prohibited status in the FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse. With penalties reaching $16,000 per violation and automatic CDL downgrades now fully enforced, here is what fleet operators must do to stay compliant.
AnalysisFMCSA is withholding over $73 million from New York after a federal audit found 53% of non-domiciled CDLs were illegally issued. Here is what the non-domiciled CDL crackdown means for motor carriers, fleet operators, and employer compliance programs.
AnalysisThe 2026 CVSA International Roadcheck runs May 12–14 with a focus on ELD tampering and cargo securement. Here is what motor carriers need to know and how to prepare your fleet before the 72-hour inspection blitz begins.
