TDMST Weekly Round-Up 2026.05.09 is the trucking commentary on news affecting professional truck drivers for the week ending May 9, 2026, written by Vicki Simons.
I welcome your comments, thoughts and feedback on the items of your choice below.

1. Regarding Carbon, Fuel, Iran, Oil:
Based on my limited reading, it seems to me that people around the world are reeling from the illegal, immoral, and unconstitutional war of aggression against Iran that was started by U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
Supply chains have been disrupted and the price of fuel, oil, other products, and various services have risen sharply, as shown in the articles in this section.
If this situation bothers you, please contact your federal elected officials.
Carbon
In the May 5, 2026, article linked in this section, John Smith, incoming president and CEO of FedEx Freight, was quoted as saying regarding LTL:
- that it is “undergoing its most significant shift in decades, driven by technology, sustainability pressures, customer expectations, and rising costs”; and
- “The changes are coming at a breakneck speed”.
In my opinion, there are other sectors of trucking where changes are coming quickly, too, some of them hastened by the price of fuel!
Fuel
So that you can track the price of fuel:
- US Retail Diesel Price (Weekly) – United States – Historica…
- US Retail Gas Price (Weekly) – United States – Historical D…
In an effort to save as much fuel as possible, here are a few of the articles on this site dealing with aerodynamics:
- Aerodynamic Wheel Covers Help Trucks Save Fuel
- Large Truck Air Resistance, Fuel Economy and Efficiency
- Airtabs Worked For Me
Now this week’s articles on this topic:
- 3 weeks of declining diesel pricees erased on one week
- ADM Raises Profit Outlook as US Biofuel Policy Boosts Demand
- Amplify Battery Cell Manufacturing JV Faces More Delays
- Big drop in benchmark diesel occurring as warnings grow of tougher conditions to come
- California Fuel Watchdog Subpoenas Gas Stations Over Prices
- Clean diesel still evolving as EPA27 looms, OEMs say
- Clean Energy expands its RNG network with six new stations
- Diesel and Gas Prices Surge Across U.S. as Global Supply Concerns Grow
- FedEx Freight’s Smith Sees More RNG Tractors Ahead
- Fuel tax revolt grows as prices explode across the U.S.
- Gasoline costs 50% more in the US than it did before the Iran war
- Gasoline Costs 50% More Than It Did Before the Iran War
- Renewable Fuels Gain Momentum in Trucking
- RNG accounts for 94% of natural gas vehicle fuel use in 2025
- Super Dispatch: Diesel price volatility strains auto transport margins
- US Gasoline Inventories Face Record Summer Lows
- Volvo bets on diesel, electric, and autonomy to hit ‘zero’ goals
Iran
- CMA CGM container ship hit by missile in Strait of Hormuz
- Food Prices Rise to Highest in 3 Years on Iran War Costs
- Hormuz Transits Halted Since May 5 as US, Iran Clash
- Iran Creates New Agency to Control Shipping in Hormuz
- Maersk ro-ro first U.S.-flag ship to safely clear Strait of Hormuz
- Marathon Leaning Into Unusual Fuel Voyages During Iran War
- MSC Plans Route That Avoids Strait of Hormuz
- Numbers Show Global Impact of Iran’s Grip on Hormuz
- Shipowners Stay Cautious on Sending Vessels Through Hormuz
- Shipping firms are being whipsawed by changing stances and risks as they wait for Hormuz to reopen
- Shipping Firms Whipsawed as They Wait for Hormuz to Reopen
- Trump, Xi Summit Set Despite China’s Hesitance on Iran
Oil
- CEO Says Maersk Will Pass Higher Oil Costs to Customers
- High oil prices weigh on everything from the fuel pump to consumer goods
- Oil Prices Fall on Hopes for Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
- Oil Prices Fall on Tenuous Peace Between Iran, US
- Oil Prices Head Higher as Hormuz Remains Closed
- Oil Prices Leap on Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz
- Oil prices rebound, jumping up nearly $2 a barrel
- Oil Prices Retreat as Hormuz Remains Largely Closed
- OPEC+ Nations Agree to Modest Rise in Production
- Profit for the biggest US oil companies declined in the first quarter, but only on paper
- US Considers Tapping Oil at Military Bases to Refill Reserve
- US Exports of Oil Products Reach Record on Diesel Demand
- US Is Oil Supplier of Last Resort as Strait Troubles Worsen
- Wall Street inches higher and oil edges lower before the bell despite flare-up in Iran war
2. Regarding Amazon, Business, Capacity, Chameleon, Conditions, Mack, Trucking:
Amazon
Lots of news this week…
- Amazon Expands Logistics Network to Outside Businesses
- Amazon expands same-day grocery delivery to businesses
- Amazon Launches “Supply Chain Services” Leveraging its Global Logistics Network
- Amazon opening of shipping services could shake up intermodal status quo
- Amazon partner Sun Country Airlines prepares to deploy 2 new cargo jets
- Amazon rebrands third-party logistics arms as unified supply chain service
- Amazon Supply Chain Services launches, giving all businesses access to massive logistics network
- Amazon’s latest venture opens its logistics network to all businesses
- Solutions that Save: How Amazon’s Supply Chain Services Give Back Time, Money, and Peace of Mind
Business
- Fleet Advantage TLDI Highlights Rising Costs of Aging Fleet Equipment Amid Higher Diesel Prices
- Schneider marks 35 years of intermodal expertise
- The Used Truck Market Just Got Flooded With Equipment You Need to Inspect Before You Touch
- Why Smaller Fleets Are Expanding Their Search for Used Trucks
Capacity
- DAT: Truckload capacity pulls back, driving spot rates higher
- e2open Logistics as a Service gives shippers control while driving capacity
- Freight capacity plummets, prices skyrocket in April
Chameleon Carriers
For background on chameleon carriers, please read:
The Anatomy of a Chameleon Carrier Empire. How They Build It.
- C.H. Robinson gave thousands of loads to double-brokering chameleon carrier: Court docs
- Prime Route Transport, a Super Ego chameleon fleet, accused of ELD cheating with video evidence
- The Columbus corridor of Medicaid millionaires and chameleon carriers
Conditions
Mack
- Mack adds ABM, Lane Valente to EV rollout program
- Mack Doubles Battery-Electric Infrastructure Program Size
- Mack rolls out EPA27-compliant MP13 engine as lineup overhaul wraps up
- Mack Trucks Debuts Mack ImpactShield Windshield Technology on All-new Mack Granite and Expanded New Truck Lineup
- Mack Trucks Reveals EPA 2027-Compliant MP13 Engine
Trucking
- Alberta trucking faces cost pressures, regulatory gaps, market volatility
- Comeau’s love for trucking fuels 51 years on the road
- OEM leaders face ‘stacked uncertainty’ as trucking enters era of rapid change
- Registrations fell across drivetrains in 2025, but fleets pivoted to diversified strategies: report
- The Second Wave: Specialized Trucks that Power Disaster Recovery
- The Freight Is Moving. Find Out Where the Money Went.
- White Paper: State of the Industry — May 2026
3. Regarding Autonomous Vehicles, Electric Vehicles, Emissions, Fuel Gig, Fuel Hybrid, Fuel WEX, Hydrogen:
Autonomous vehicles
I totally oppose the operation of autonomous, driverless, or self-driving commercial motor vehicles on the same roads as the motoring public — but I share articles on this topic with my readers to help us stay current on the topic.
- Aurora expands autonomous truck networks with Volvo, McLane
- Autonomous truck completes first fully automated load across Texas with zero human assistance
- California DMVs adopt new AV rules
- Driverless truck fleets could expand with FMCSA exemption
- Kodiak AI bringing autonomous trucks to Canada’s forestry sector
- McLane and Aurora launch autonomous hauls in Texas as Volvo route reaches Oklahoma City
- One of the largest private U.S. fleets to begin driverless trucking hauls in Texas
- Teamsters vow fight after California clears road for autonomous trucks
- This Week in Trucking: Safety Tech, Clearinghouse Security, and Autonomous Milestones
- Volvo Autonomous Solutions and Aurora Begin Dallas – Oklahoma City Route
Electric vehicles
It could be that with the price of fuel being so high right now, that truckers and trucking companies are looking at alternatives.
Before you buy an all-electric Commercial Motor Vehicle, please do your due diligence by asking some questions and getting answers.
- Fleets shift EV focus from sustainability to economics and resiliency
- Ford’s $30,000 Electric Pickup Is Miles Away From Lightning
- Ford’s Manufacturing Reset Shows How Automakers Are Rebuilding the EV Supply Chain
- Greenlane brings high-power charging to Texas I-45 corridor
- Greenlane targets Texas freight corridor with megawatt charging sites
- Hendrickson debuts electric drive axle for medium-duty trucks
- Hino Launches Classes 6-7 Battery-Electric Truck
- Hino unveils Le Series battery-electric truck
- Kamloops, B.C., phases out diesel-electric trucks citing cost and reliability concerns
- Penske to lease Kalmar Ottawa’s T2 electric shunt truck
- TCO’s Here.’ Tesla Says Electric Semi Economics Are Ready for the Mainstream
- Volvo Introduces Electric PTO for VNR Electric
- VTNA to Begin Taking VNL Electric Orders by End of 2026
- WattEV orders 370 Tesla Semis in record California EV deployment
- WattEV places order for 370 Tesla Semi Class 8 trucks
- What Will It Take to Scale Electric Truck Charging? New Electrification Coalition Report Identifies 11 Solutions
- Zeem tops 350,000 EV charging sessions at LAX depot
Emissions
- Clean Fleets Target Business Cases as Subsidies Fade
- EPA 2027 NOx NPRM Expected by Late June, OEMs Say
- Low-NOx rules still coming in 2027, but key details remain in flux
Fuel gig
There has been at least one time in the past when gig drivers have been offered “gas price relief” of sorts.
Fuel hybrid
Federal approval in Canada…
Fuel WEX
Hydrogen
- Hyroad Energy, Toyota partner to deploy hydrogen fuel cell Class 8 trucks
- Toyota, Hyroad Energy to deploy 40 hydrogen Class 8 trucks
4. Regarding Coercion, ELDs, Employment, Language, Legal, Motus, Training:
Coercion
From the first article in this section:
- “The Coercion Rule, which went into effect in January 2016, allows drivers to report incidents of coercion to FMCSA and authorizes FMCSA to issue penalties against motor carriers, shippers, receivers, or transportation intermediaries that have coerced drivers.”
- “On April 28, 2026, FMCSA shared an FAQ bulletin on the Coercion Rule, which prohibits trucking companies, shippers, receivers, and other entities from coercing a commercial vehicle driver to violate certain FMCSA regulations, including hours-of-service limits, commercial driver’s license (CDL) regulations, and drug and alcohol testing rules.”
For reference purposes: “the Coercion Rule (49 CFR 390.6)”
- FMCSA’s new guidance tells truck drivers what to do if they’re pressured to violate safety rules
- Trucking’s coercion problem
ELDs
The opening sentence from this article says it all:
FMCSA, don’t go down the self-certification road again:
FMCSA’s decision to allow companies to self-certify has backfired on multiple occasions.
That has certainly been the case with ELDs!
- 67 ELDs revoked since January. 2 more just made the list.
- ELD tampering a key focus of Roadcheck enforcement blitz
- FMCSA revokes additional ELDs from registered list
- FMCSA revokes two more ELDs, bringing number of removed devices to 67 since January 2025
- FMCSA update on ‘Prohibited Coercion of Drivers’ amid widespread ELD cheating reports
- FMCSA yanks Safe ELD, MyLogs ELD devices from approved list
- FMCSA’s crackdown on ELDs continues with another round of revoked devices
Employment
- April trucking jobs report shows a big increase in hiring
- Driver is done with trucking after being hit by a commercial jet on the New Jersey Turnpike, his dad says
- Employers Added a Surprising 115,000 Jobs in April
Language
This is part of “General qualifications of drivers [who drive a commercial motor vehicle]” 49 C.F.R. 391.11(b)(2):
Can read and speak the English language sufficiently to converse with the general public, to understand highway traffic signs and signals in the English language, to respond to official inquiries, and to make entries on reports and records;
Here are at least some of this week’s articles on this topic:
- Another bill targets non-domiciled CDLs
- Bill seeks to stop ‘Democrat-run states’ from improperly issuing non-domiciled CDLs by requiring FMCSA database check
- D.C. Circuit denies emergency motion over non-domiciled CDL rule
- FMCSA’s non-domiciled CDL ban scores major victory in clash with non-citizen drivers
- Request to block non-domiciled CDL rule denied; case heads to court
- States tighten truck driver rules
- Texas launches investigation into trucking schools for ELP, other violations
- US States Have Revoked 28,000 Non-Domiciled CDLs
- What 21,000 foreign trucks on American highways looks like
Legal
Regarding the situation described in the first article in this section:
If you know that your truck has a violation, fix it!
Frankly, I’m surprised that the trucker was allowed to drive the truck in that condition. Just saying.
- Driver in I-71 crash that killed family of three cited for brake violation three weeks before wreck
- Family of man who slammed into illegally parked tractor trailers outside Pittsburgh suing Canadian drivers & companies
- Man placed on ICE hold after he was found bloodied on top of semi truck following nearby break in
- Trucker facing felony charges after Georgia traffic stop
Motus
Training
- CDL schools fire back after Texas AG accuses them of certifying unqualified drivers
- CDLLife Partners with Commercial Vehicle Training Association to Support the Next Generation of Truck Drivers
- The Federal Government Is Offering Two Days of Free Business Education This Week. Here Is Why Every Small Carrier Should Show Up.
- Wisconsin doubles down on truck driver training
5. Regarding Ban, Ports, Roads, Speed Limit, Speeding:
Ban
As jurisdictions take new actions all the time, pay attention to signage about truck bans.
Ports
- Brunswick Port named busiest for second straight year
- New Georgia inland port poised to take 26,000 truckloads off the road
Roads
Speed limit
Speeding
- B.C. Highway Patrol nabs speeding, impaired truck driver
- Hotshot driver nabbed for 99 MPH speed violation on Indiana Toll Road, troopers say
6. Regarding Congestion Pricing, Lottery, Pay, Rates, Tariffs, Tolls, Trade, UCR Fee:
Congestion pricing
A notable headline within the article in this section says:
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association supports efforts to end the congestion pricing program.
I encourage you to read the detail in the article.
Economy
- ACT: Preliminary Classes 5-8 net orders up 201% y/y in April
- Fleets ‘living in a fog’ as costs, tech, and uncertainty collide
- Fleets press pause on growth, expansion amid cost, tariffs pressures
- Freight costs spike in Q1 as diesel tops $5: U.S. Bank index
- Trimble sees freight recovery signs as AI tools fuel Q1 beat
- Trucking costs examined
Financing
The excerpt/subtitle in the article in this section reads:
Rates starting at 7.9%, terms up to 84 months, startup-friendly lenders with no time-in-business requirement — the semi-truck financing market in 2026 is more accessible than it has been in years, but the gap between the advertised rate and what you actually pay is where most small carriers get burned.
If at all possible, please do not obtain a truck on a payment schedule, but rather pay cash.
Before you sign anything, please have your legal representative review it.
For your convenience:
- Trucker Legal Help: How to Get What You Need When You Need It
- On Trucker Attorney Qualifications, Costs and Networks
Now for the article:
Lottery
Let’s hope that lottery winners will exercise the financial discipline not to end up in a worse situation than they were in before they won!
Pay
Regarding the first article in this section, you may want to read this article on this site:
On Cash Advances: Pros and Cons for Professional Truck Drivers
- Drivers, don’t let your money go down the drain: Understand how pay advances and fees impact your finances
- The benefits of percentage pay for owner-operators
Rates
- FTR, Truckstop: Spot rates rise for all equipment types in latest week
- SONAR Launches Self-Serve Quick Rates — Freight Intelligence Without the Sales Call
Tariffs
For a much better and more thorough explanation about the problems with Trump-issued tariffs, please search for the word “tariffs” in Peggy Hall’s Substack archive.
There’s also a short video on Telegram with this description:
Peter Schiff on Trump’s punitive tariffs against U.S. allies and why all tariffs are paid by the American people, not foreign manufacturers
Now for the articles…
- Billions in tariff refunds begin flowing as CAPE portal launches
- EU Seeks US Trade Talk on Trump Tariff Threats
- Federal Court Finds Trump’s 10% Global Tariffs Illegal
- Federal court rules against new tariffs Trump imposed after loss at Supreme Court
- First Trump Tariff Refunds Reach Importers
- Tariff uncertainty deepens for shippers after new court ruling against Trump
- Trump says he’ll place 25% tariff on autos from the EU, accusing it of not complying with trade deal
Tolls
Failure to pay a toll is a type of theft.
Pay what you owe!
- Illinois trucker charged with Grand Theft after allegedly evading over $20k in tolls
- Illinois Trucker Indicted for Nearly $22,000 in Ohio Turnpike Toll Evasion
Trade
- Trump Sets New July 4 Deadline for EU to Approve Trade Deal
- US to Adopt 25% Car Levy ‘Soon’ Unless EU Clears Trade Deal
- US Trade Gap Widened in March as Imports Outpaced Exports
UCR fee
From the article in this section:
On May 1, 2026, FMCSA announced that it would extend the comment period on the NPRM at the request of the Small Business in Transportation Coalition (SBTC). The end of the comment periods was pushed back from May 7, 2026, to May 26, 2026, to provide the public with more time “to access the supporting documentation regarding fee calculations for the 2027 registration year.”
Read more…
7. Regarding Crashes, Deaths, Decal, Drugs, Dumping, Fake:
Crashes
Please look through these articles to see if there is anything you can learn to help you prevent being involved in a similar crash.
Regarding the first article in this section:
- Safe Driving Tips for Drivers of Large Trucks
- Maintain a Safe Following Distance Behind Other Vehicles, Trucker
- Stop Tailgating and Following Too Closely with Your Big Truck
Now for the articles this week:
- Indiana sheriff says following too closely caused US 30 pileup involving multiple semi trucks
- Sheriff finds truck driver with marijuana but no valid CDL following crash that led to train derailment in Georgia
- United flight landing in Newark strikes pole on New Jersey Turnpike, damages delivery truck
Deaths
I express my deep sympathy — and offer my condolences — to the families of those whose loved ones died as reported in these articles.
- Nearly $73k raised for family of driver found dead after suspected hijacking
- One dead after being hit by semi truck at Louisiana intersection
- One dead after semi hits disabled car in New York
- One pedestrian died after being struck by 2 vehicles including semi
Decal
Well, I applaud their concern but am curious as to why they didn’t know it was a decal!
Drugs
Never ever haul or take illegal drugs.
- 8 charged in drug trafficking ring
- Truck driver arrested with weed, without license after crash with train in Georgia
- Truck driver charged with DUI and more after taking out 200 feet of guardrail, New Hampshire troopers say
- US Attorney says illegal Mexican recruited truckers to transport cocaine
Dumping
This section could also be referred to as “littering” but I think it goes farther than that because of the sheer weight.
I wish the article had said what the “criminal charges” could be!
Fake
The article in this section says:
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a public alert warning the transportation industry about a significant increase in sophisticated “cyber-enabled” cargo theft tactics threatening U.S. supply chains.
In my opinion, it is always best to go with a proven load board.
8. Regarding Fatalities, Fire, Injury, Missing, Scam, Theft, Vices:
Fatalities
I express my deep sympathy — and offer my condolences — to the families of those whose loved ones died.
- 3 killed including juvenile in Wyoming crash
- Police say unyielding trucker caused fatality in Arkansas
Fire
Injury
May the Lord heal these people!
- Truck driver injured when commercial jet’s landing gear strikes tractor trailer on New Jersey Turnpike
- Trucker injured after overturning semi truck in Tennessee
Missing
Scam
Please be aware of and speak out against these and other types of scams that can impact truckers and trucking companies.
- Man sentenced for Bluetooth CDL scam
- Man sentenced for using Bluetooth device to help undercover agent pass trucking exam
Theft
- $4 million cargo theft recovery shows what enforcement can do
- Arizona sheriff issues warning about I-40 truck stops after thieves in Sprinter vans target semi truck
- Cyber Cargo Theft Cases Surging, FBI Warns
- FBI issues public warning over strategic cargo theft
- FBI sounds the alarm about ‘cyber-enabled’ cargo theft
- Valid carrier authorities are being used in cargo theft schemes
Vices
9. Regarding Cold, LTL, Parking, Securement (Pick-Up), Testing:
Cold
- Americold, EQT Form $1.3 Billion Cold Storage Venture
- Lineage says cold storage market working through oversupply
LTL
Parking
- AI-powered drones now monitoring two Detroit truck stops to provide real-time parking info
- Drone truck parking monitoring pilot launches in Detroit
- Missouri advances project to add 255 truck parking spaces along I-70
- Nevada Flying J to close as part of casino resort shut down
- NYS Thruway Welcome Centers now closed overnight, including restrooms and food service
- TA launches two stores in Texas with a combined 131 truck parking spots
- Truck Parking Club appoints Victor Westerlund as CFO
- Truck Parking Club names Victor Westerlund as CFO
- Truck Parking Zone: Spots and setbacks
Securement (pick-up)
OK, this involved a pick-up truck, but the point is that securement of cargo is a big deal!
Testing
- FDA proposal would open door to advanced drug testing methods
- Is drug testing about to be overhauled for commercial operators?
10. Regarding Inspections, Recalls, Supply Chain, Tires:
Inspections
If you keep yourself and your rig in perpetual readiness for an inspection, you’ll never be caught off-guard.
Truck inspections can take place at any time and anywhere, but just about any engaged trucker can tell you that certain types of inspections take place on a scheduled basis.
In the past, I have read that some truckers — who have the ability to not drive during an international or nationwide truck inspection — choose to park their rigs during these times.
- Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ont., enforcement puts one-third of inspected vehicles OOS
- Indiana police conducted more than 5,000 inspections in April
- Lincoln, Ont., enforcement blitz puts 41% of inspected trucks OOS
- Louisiana troopers share video to show what inspectors will look for during next week’s CVSA Roadcheck
- More than 1,300 out-of-service orders issued by Indiana commercial vehicle troopers in April
- Ready or not: CVSA’s 2026 International Roadcheck inspection blitz is next week!
- Roadcheck 2026: Toughest states for HOS violations
- Troopers find 153 violations during I-80 detail targeting semi trucks skipping Ports of Entry
Recalls
If your tractor or trailer is under a recall, please have the work attended to as soon as possible.
Supply chain
- AI in the Supply Chain: From Architecture to Execution
- Caterpillar and the Supply Chain Signal Behind Heavy Equipment Demand
- Georgia Ports’ $5B bet: Rewriting supply chain logistics
- Hormuz Risk Is Redrawing the Supply Chain Geography of Energy
- Modern Cost Engineering Evolution: Rewiring the Human Element for Supply Chain Resilience
- Nuclear Power Is Becoming Part of the AI Infrastructure Supply Chain
- Penske Logistics debuts Supply Chain Insight
- Penske Logistics launches new supply chain platform
- Supply Chain AI Enters the Execution Era
- Supply Chain and Logistics News Week of May 7th 2026
- Supply Chain Interoperability Is Becoming the Foundation for AI-Enabled Logistics
- The Decision Bottleneck Holding Back Supply Chain AI
- What Amazon Supply Chain Services Means for Logistics
- What Is Decision Intelligence in Supply Chain?
- What Spirit Airlines’ Shutdown Reveals About Supply Chains
Tires
- Aeolus Tire Canada to raise prices on commercial products
- Myths still hold back retread use despite cost, safety, environmental benefits
- Tire tech emerges as hidden lever for fleet efficiency in North America
11. Regarding Technology, Weather, Weight, Work Zones:
Technology
- FedEx Freight Adds AI Tools to Boost Win Percentage
- Fleets Deploy AI to Enable In-Cab Driver Coaching
- Freightliner adds digital dash, connected platform to 2027 Cascadia
- Indiana attorney launches truck crash-reporting tool
- Inside Modern Fleet Safety: AI, Cameras & Speed Control at K&B Transportation
- International Launches ‘My International’ Platform to Centralize Fleet Data and Operations
- Is your fleet safe from cyberattacks? What you need to know about connected vehicle security
- Loop launches new platform as intelligence layer for entire supply chain
- Shippeo acquires AI-powered workflow platform
- Smart Tire Technology Emerges as Key Driver of Fleet Efficiency in North America
- The heartland’s revenge: how AI is reindustrializing the American interior
- What is Telematics?
Weather
Weight
Work zones
12. Regarding Awards:
Awards
Congratulations to every trucker who has received an award or recognition for his/her efforts!
I wish to highlight from the first article in this section:
Michel “Mitsou” Francoeur of Trois-Rivières, Quebec was named the 2026 Volvo Driver of the Year for his “38-year career in the industry, including more than 25 years without an at-fault accident.”
Woohoo!
- Francoeur named Quebec’s 2026 Volvo Driver of the Year
- TCA Highway Angels: Truck drivers show extraordinary courage on the highway
- The problem-solver: Trucker of the Month Sam Kelly’s big biz comeback
- WIT’s May member of the month: Jenna Walker carries a family legacy forward, one mile at a time
I wish you — and all professional truck drivers — safe travels and lots of money saving opportunities on the road.
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