Latest News Updates From Casey Quinlan

Rebecca Brewster reflected on the unexpected turns that brought her into trucking and the research she hopes will help guide its future.

Democrats’ Nov. 3 takeover of both chambers of Congress puts transportation policy in new hands, but the outgoing lawmakers still face a crowded trucking agenda.

The results of Election Day 2026 may completely change how transportation policy is decided.

The $36.8 billion funding lapse affects road, safety and bridge projects across the country as states and localities try to plan ahead.

The agency said it would update testing methods on tire strength, rim resistance and endurance and examine how to set safety rules for new technologies.

USDOT made $1.6 billion in funds available to 34 states to repair roads and bridges after major storms, severe rainfall and other natural disasters.

As the next president of ATRI, he sees opportunities to connect more businesses with the nonprofit’s research and build partnerships across the industry.

At events in Ohio and North Carolina, industry representatives sought support for legislation addressing lawsuit abuse, truck parking and accident fraud.

The Department of Transportation announced Oct. 14 that $200 million will be invested in truck parking in 12 states, including Iowa, Wisconsin and Georgia.

The issue drew renewed attention in September when Congress released a report that examined ways to reduce excessive truck detention times.