
End-of-Year Reality Check: What DOT Compliance Says About Your Leadership
December has a way of telling the truth. Not the polite, wrapped-in-a-bow kind of truth.The honest, no-excuses, mirrors-don’t-lie kind. By the end of the year,

December has a way of telling the truth. Not the polite, wrapped-in-a-bow kind of truth.The honest, no-excuses, mirrors-don’t-lie kind. By the end of the year,

Whenever marijuana makes national headlines, the trucking industry reacts the same way. Questions start coming in from drivers.Articles get forwarded by fleet managers.HR departments grow

Winter has a way of doing damage quietly. It doesn’t show up all at once. It creeps in through shorter days, darker mornings, and longer

Every year in trucking, December shows up like a stress test nobody asked for. The calendar tightens. Weather turns ugly. Retailers push harder. Drivers feel

Sometimes compliance problems whisper.This one shouted. A Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration audit has revealed that more than half of sampled non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses

The trucking industry has mastered one thing. Hiring. We hire harder.We hire louder.We hire with bigger bonuses, flashier ads, and promises that sound great on

Winter does not ease into the calendar quietly. Instead, it arrives with freezing temperatures, strained supply chains, and zero patience for poor planning. When that

Every now and then, a simple story sneaks up on you and tells a much bigger truth. On the surface, Santa’s 18-Wheel Chrome-And-Steel Sleigh is

For years, this rule has lived quietly in the background of trucking.It rarely makes headlines, yet it affects day-to-day operations more than most people realize.

Oregon just drew a line in the sand. Gone are the grace periods.Gone are the quiet shortcuts.Now, the cost of getting compliance wrong just went