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Most days, Dennis Gavin is energized by a sense of purpose in his work. He knows his father would be proud of how far Caledonia Haulers has come. Other days, he just feels tired.

Almost any commercial vehicle already traveling America’s highways can do so with brand-new technology aboard because the U.S. regulatory structure has holes in it. But when it comes to new equipment, fresh from the factory, a simple yet effective system that adjusts the way trailer brake lights work can become mired in a bureaucratic morass.

Mike Cleavinger spent 30 years as a farmer working fields in West Texas before deciding to change career paths. He found a new row to hoe in Lubbock, Texas.

Dissecting the agency’s new regional emphasis programs, what they cover—and why wash rack operators should care

Confined-space entry in tank-cleaning operations remains a hazardous occupation, leading the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to renew its interest in evaluating the safety efforts of regulated facilities.

At HDAW 2022, recruiting expert Tony Lee spelled out 13 ways to boost retention and recruitment.

Members of the House Homeland Security Committee recently introduced bipartisan legislation that would require the Transportation Security Administration to streamline the application and renewal process for transportation workers who need multiple credentials.