FMCSA just issued a waiver: Commercial drivers can use paper medical cards as proof of certification for up to 15 days after issue.

Traffic deaths dropped 6.3% in early 2025, according to the NHTSA. In Texas: $23M in meth found hidden in a papaya truck. Border Patrol in Laredo has revoked 1,000 CDLs since 2008 in a crackdown on smuggling.

New rules are hitting trucking hard, but the U.S. DOT says help is on the way for drivers. In this 10-44 episode, we're discussing the changes and what's to come.

Need to catch up on what's been happening in the industry? Here's a roundup.

Catch up on the trucking techonology in this CCJ Tech Shorts episode.

Truckers aiding Texas flood relief get a break from regs through Aug. 4. Also: Propane haulers want HOS relief for winter; Oregon targets rogue HHG movers.

Here's a look at your industry headlines.

#ICYMI: The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" budget passed the House on Thursday, July 3, after tense Senate talks hammered out a deal that finally secured the needed votes.

Lite-Check's next-gen Stryker 1000 trailer tester is built for smart trailers, it upgrades the Inspector 930 with a 9-pin plug and new features.

Here's the industry news you may have missed. Catch up below.

Coming up on this CCJ Tech Shorts: Drivewyze launches Expedited Inspection, new updates from a Samsara partner, and more tech news you need to know.

Cargo theft is hitting record highs in 2025. With the holiday weekend coming, theft prevention firms warn of a spike. Plus: Southeastern Freight Lines opens in Charlotte; fireworks haulers get HOS exemption renewed.

Snowy Alaskan roads set the stage for a brutal tractor-trailer crash. Was it preventable? Watch below.

North Carolina passed a bill making it a misdemeanor to boot a commercial truck. It also forces towing companies to hand cargo back to the owner on request.

An Oregon fleet and its owner got three years’ probation and a $101K fine for tampering with emissions systems on 13 trucks.

Here's some industry news: DOT chief Sean Duffy orders FMCSA to review states handing out non-domiciled CDLs. Meanwhile, a Senate bill pushes English tests for CDL applicants, and a massive super load is set to crawl down I-80.

#ICYMI: The Texas Supreme Court tossed out a $90 million verdict against Werner Enterprises and one of its drivers in a deadly 2014 crash.

Cargo theft has been climbing fast and holidays make it worse, with parked trucks an easy target. With July 4 around the corner, how bad has 2025 been so far? Get the latest in this episode of the 10-44.

Truck driver hit with a sudden head-on collision on a slick, rain-soaked highway. Was this avoidable? Find out here:

32 House members urge FMCSA to trigger automatic HOS relief at least 5 days before forecasted disasters. Plus: CarriersEdge rolls out English tests as ELP enforcement begins; repair shop owner charged in emissions tampering case.