Updated: June 28, 2026

California's commercial trucking industry depends on properly trained drivers, yet a longstanding regulatory loophole continues to allow many CDL schools to operate without state licensing. 

Updated: June 24, 2026

California's commercial trucking industry continues to feel the impact of one of the largest CDL enforcement actions in state history. What began as the planned revocation of approximately 17,000 commercial driver's licenses in late 2025 has evolved into a complex legal and regulatory battle involving the California DMV, federal transportation officials, trucking companies, and thousands of affected drivers across the state.

Posted: June 11, 2026

Updated: May 24, 2026
Posted: July 16, 2025 

As America’s transportation industry adapts to evolving regulations, technology, and economic pressures, one thing remains clear: infrastructure and freight mobility will continue playing a central role in the nation’s future growth and competitiveness.

May 11, 2026

​What truckers should expect during the 2026 CVSA International Roadcheck

Every year, truck drivers across North America brace for one of the industry’s most intense enforcement events: DOT Blitz Week. 

April 15, 2026 

A recent episode of 60 Minutes didn’t just dip its toes into trucking but instead, it cannon-balled straight into one of the industry’s dirtiest secrets: chameleon carriers. 

March 26, 2026

A recent enforcement crackdown in Florida is raising serious concerns about who is actually behind the wheel of commercial trucks. Inspections revealed multiple drivers unable to read road signs or communicate basic safety information such as requirements that have long been part of federal law.

This time, it’s the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration taking a long look at how non-domiciled Commercial Driver’s Licenses have been issued and deciding that “close enough” isn’t a verification standard.