Mexico-made heavy-truck exports to U.S. more than double in August
Mexico exported 14,310 heavy vehicles in August, up 116.7% from a weak year-earlier month, while the United States received 92.5% of year-to-date exports.
Verified developments affecting drivers’ work, safety, licensing, pay, equipment, and travel.
Mexico exported 14,310 heavy vehicles in August, up 116.7% from a weak year-earlier month, while the United States received 92.5% of year-to-date exports.
A federal appeals panel heard arguments over FMCSA's pause on California issuing or renewing non-domiciled CDLs; the hearing did not itself decide the case.
Eligible connected Volvo trucks in the U.S. and Canada can receive software updates while parked, allowing a driver to start an update and leave the locked vehicle.
Federal wildfire-relief HOS relief remains available through October 11, and Nebraska has reissued a separate state order addressing hours of service and over-dimension restrictions for qualifying relief operations.
FMCSA says registrants with biennial updates due on or after June 1, 2026 will receive more time and will not have USDOT numbers inactivated for missing those updates during the temporary relief period.
FMCSA is seeking comments through December 7 on the data collection for a 256-driver pilot that would test 5/5, 6/4 and intermediate sleeper-berth splits; current HOS rules remain in force outside an authorized pilot.
FMCSA's November 4 adjudication index shows three ELDT providers were reinstated after corrective action and their review petitions were dismissed; the broader registry cleanup still covers nearly 10,000 removed locations.
State WARN reporting and company-related records describe 223 planned job cuts tied to Temco Logistics flatbed-delivery center closures in Texas, Florida, and Georgia.
WARN-based reporting describes facility closures in Texas, Florida, and Massachusetts affecting 493 positions, with delivery-driver jobs among the San Antonio cuts.
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