In this post, we’ll demystify the Highway Use Tax (HUT), also known as Form 2290. This tax is a key responsibility for many truck drivers, and understanding the requirements is essential. We’ll cover everything from who needs to file and how to determine your vehicle’s weight to the necessary documents and what happens if you […]
Big changes are coming to the trucking industry. This webinar dives into the reinstated English proficiency requirements for CDL drivers and what it means for your job, your company, and your safety rating. We cover the history of FMCSA regulations, what triggered the 2025 executive order, how enforcement will vary by state, and the real-world […]
What is the international registration plan and how does it benefit commercial truck drivers and what vehicles are required to be registered in an IRP plan? the IRP plan is made for any trucks that operate in two or more jurisdictions that are more than 26,000 although IRP-plated trucks can be below 26,000 any trucks […]
Safety is paramount in the trucking industry, and the Random Drug and Alcohol Testing Program plays a critical role in keeping our roads safe. This blog post breaks down the program’s requirements, procedures, and implications. What is the Random Drug and Alcohol Testing Program? This federally mandated program applies to all CDL drivers operating vehicles […]
The world of trucking is full of regulations, and state-specific permits are no exception. These permits can be a maze to navigate, but understanding them is crucial for staying compliant and avoiding hefty fines. This blog post breaks down everything you need to know about state-specific trucking permits. Do You Need a State-Specific […]
Trucking across state lines? Then you need to know about the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA)! Here at All About Trucks, we’re breaking down the most common questions we get from our trucking customers about this essential agreement. For a complete breakdown of IFTA, including visual examples and a step-by-step guide, watch our video below. […]
