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Industry News & Regulations

Trump Revamps Trucking Rules for Immigrant Drivers

By Adam Echelman, CalMatters Trucks transporting crops navigate farmland outside Firebaugh in Fresno County on Sept. 24, 2025. Photo by Larry Valenzuela, CalMatters/CatchLight Local This article was initially published by CalMatters. Subscribe to their newsletters for updates. New Regulations Impact

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Trucking Business & Careers

TruckNews.com Launches Exciting New Careers Portal

New Career Resources for Trucking Professionals Job seekers and recruiters in the Canadian trucking sector now have access to enhanced tools on the revamped Careers page of TruckNews.com. Branding itself as “your career highway,” this job board caters to truck drivers, owner-operators, and various i

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Driver Lifestyle & Health

Celebrating Leroy Van Dyke: A Country Music Pioneer

Leroy Van Dyke: A Hidden Country Music Legend When recalling the famous country artists of the mid-20th century, Leroy Van Dyke may not be the first name that springs to mind. Though his discography isn’t extensive, two of his songs have achieved iconic status in country music, launching a career th

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Truck & Equipment Talk

Medium-Duty Truck Values Decline While Heavy-Duty Stays Steady

Market Overview: Used medium-duty truck values saw a decline in October, while heavy-duty truck values experienced a minor increase. Inventory and Demand Concerns: The truck market faces challenges due to an oversupply of 5- to 10-year-old inventory, which is prevalent in listings. This outdated sto

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Trucking Business & Careers

Cultivating Tomorrow’s Professional Truck Drivers

The demand for professional truck drivers continues to rise despite a significant labor shortage. In 2021, the trucking industry faced a deficit of 80,000 drivers, and projections indicate that this demand could double by 2030 without reforms in the sector. The American Trucking Association (ATA) es

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