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FMCSA removes five ELDs from the registered list
Motor carriers have 60 days to replace the revoked devices, with an October 6, 2026 cutoff before out-of-service risk.
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FMCSA removes five ELDs from the registered list
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Young, Kim introduce SAFE Act on chameleon carriers
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FMCSA plans rule on English proficiency out-of-service status
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Enforcement & Courts
Maryland, Florida, Kentucky and Illinois step up truck blitzes
Enforcement & Courts
FMCSA rolls out July 2026 safe speed and enforcement resources
Enforcement & Courts
Arizona, Nebraska and Ontario expand truck inspections
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Arizona, California and Indiana step up truck enforcement
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Rhode Island plans truck toll return in 2027
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States tighten CDL English rules as federal penalties return
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States add speed limiters for repeat speeders
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Delaware, Maryland move to punish flying snow and ice
Safety & Tech
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Safety & Tech
FMCSA revokes TRUCKSTAFF ELD from registered list
Safety & Tech
CVSA Sets Brake Safety Week for Aug. 23–29
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