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Over the past two months, over 3,000 truck drivers have been removed from U.S. highways for failing compulsory roadside English tests as the Trump administration enforces stricter regulations for commercial drivers nationwide. This initiative has been welcomed by many trucking organizations, which a
For many drivers, the term “local route” conjures up images of early mornings, family dinners, and steady income. However, this perspective falls short when it comes to the realities of local food service trucking. It involves intensive labor, demanding schedules, relentless effort, and extensive ho
Support for Stranded Truck Drivers in Samba Samba, Sep 16: On Tuesday, the Samba district administration extended assistance to over 200 truck drivers and conductors who were stranded on the Jammu-Pathankot National Highway due to severe weather and flooding, offering crucial healthcare services. Ma
A truck driver accused of causing a deadly crash that killed three people in Florida has been denied bail and is facing deportation. The Incident Harjinder Singh, a 28-year-old from India, was charged with three counts of vehicular homicide this week after reportedly making an illegal U-turn that le
Sentence Re-evaluation for Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Rogel Aguilera-Mederos, who received a sentence exceeding 100 years for his involvement in a fatal accident in Colorado in 2019, may see a significant reduction to his sentence during a hearing set for Monday. The 26-year-old was convicted in October
Sightsavers India Honored at FICCI Road Safety Awards 2025 Sightsavers India was awarded at the 7th Edition of the FICCI Road Safety Awards & Symposium 2025, recognizing its efforts through the RAAHI – National Truckers Eye Health Programme, which aims to enhance the eye health of truck drivers and
Wrong-Way Driver Detained on I-55 Bridge MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Authorities reported that the driver of a semi-truck traveling in the incorrect direction on the Interstate 55 bridge admitted to being “confused,” according to the Arkansas State Police on Friday. The driver has been identified as John Vosbu
Trucks continue their journey along Highway 99 in California, bustling with freight as they traverse the Central Valley. Behind the wheel, you’ll often find Sikh men wearing turbans, with their cabs decorated with religious symbols, images of Sikh Gurus, or posters of Punjabi artists. Sikhs, a relig
Truck Driver’s Incident in Vidor, Texas A Black truck driver recounted his experience in Vidor, Texas, a town historically labeled as a “sundown town.” Understanding Sundown Towns Sundown towns in the United States are predominantly white areas that are deemed unsafe for Black individuals after dark
