Pennsylvania News Updates

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

Knight-Swift’s LTL operations, which were unified under the AAA Cooper name at the start of 2026, currently operate 180 terminals.

The production line additions are the latest example of an industrywide trend predicated on rising demand for trucks and the ongoing freight market recovery.

The IRS announced Oct. 14 that no penalties would be imposed on dyed diesel sold and used to drive on highways nationwide from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31.

The TMC Fall Meeting turned its attention to technical sessions that connected fleet maintenance with artificial intelligence.

Panelists stressed that while carriers that move early can gain a competitive advantage, workforce concerns remain a critical part of implementation.

Fleet executives and technology providers discussed how AI is reshaping fleet safety, driver performance and overall carrier operations during The AI Summit.

Orange EV is expanding its presence at East Coast ports through a major fleet order in New Jersey and a newly announced deployment in Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania regulators can now impose civil penalties of up to $25,000 on unlicensed commercial driver training schools under a new state law.

The annual event traces its roots to 1937 and draws drivers who have maintained accident-free records in pursuit of a national title.