What Do Truck Drivers Want? Priorities and Controversies Surrounding Technology

Transportation companies are eager to invest substantial resources in new vehicles due to a range of benefits, mainly centered on improved safety technologies and better fuel efficiency. When reviewing job postings for truck drivers, it’s common to see the latest model trucks highlighted, yet they rarely mention what drivers value most: the type of driver’s […]

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The Future of Trucking: AI Predicting Accidents Before They Happen

Remember when a truck camera was just a simple dashcam, there to prove a driver’s innocence after an accident? Well, those days are rapidly becoming a relic of the past. We’re on the cusp of a true revolution, with companies like Samsara, Lytx, and Nauto leveraging artificial intelligence to predict accidents before we even think […]

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Operation Safe Driver Week: Are Truckers the Primary Target?

Operation Safe Driver Week: Are Truckers the Primary Target?   For the third year in a row, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA)’s “Operation Safe Driver Week” traffic enforcement initiative, held in July, has clearly shown that officers’ attention is significantly more focused on the behavior of truck drivers than passenger vehicle drivers. During the […]

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Key Issues in the Transport Industry 2025

The state of the economy remains the biggest concern for the transport industry, according to the 21st annual Top Industry Issues report by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), published on Sunday during the American Trucking Associations’ (ATA) Management Conference & Exhibition in San Diego. The survey is divided into two sections. The first presents […]

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The Graying of the Road: Key Challenges in the American Trucking Industry

The American trucking industry is running out of steam, not only due to recent Department of Transportation moves (e.g., barring non-citizen drivers from the profession) but also because of an aging workforce. A report issued by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) rings the alarm, suggesting that urgent action is needed to attract new blood […]

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