TDMST Weekly Round-Up 2026.09.19 is the trucking commentary on news affecting professional truck drivers for the week ending September 19, 2026, written by Vicki Simons.
I welcome your comments, thoughts and feedback on the items of your choice below.
1. Regarding Appreciation, Fuel, Oil, and Takedown:
Appreciation
National Truck Driver Appreciation Week 2026 takes place from Sunday, September 13, through Saturday, September 19, 2026.
This annual event led by the American Trucking Associations honors the millions of professional truck drivers who safely and securely move essential goods across the United States.
If they make sense for you, see if you can take advantage of the bonuses, discounts, freebies, giveaways, goodies, and other incentives being offered this week!
- A message to America’s professional truck drivers from the Next Generation: Thank you
- America’s roads rely on pros: FMCSA celebrates National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
- ATA celebrates America’s truckers during National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
- ATA Celebrates Professional Truck Drivers During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
- Averitt honors driving force with Driver Appreciation Week festivities
- Conflicting messages for TDAW as FMCSA offers appreciation, Secretary Duffy promises trucking automation
- Fleetworthy waives activation fee for toll management for trucker appreciation week
- Great Dane giving truck drivers chances to win prizes during Truck Driver Appreciation week
- House resolution aims to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
- Rutter’s celebrates trucker appreciation week with free drinks
- Samsara Launches Driver Perks Rewards Program for Professional Drivers
- Shell Rotella celebrates the voices behind the wheel for National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
- Shell Rotella to debut video for National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
- Thank you, truckers: Deals, giveaways, more on deck for Driver Appreciation Week
- This National Truck Driver Appreciation Week may soon become federally recognized
- Truck Centers Inc. celebrates trucker appreciation week with $1K fuel card giveaways
- Truck Centers marks driver appreciation week with fuel card giveaway
- Truck Driver Appreciation Week kicks off in US
- Trucking industry reacts to legislation for trucker appreciation week
Fuel
Many of the articles in this section have to do with the soaring price of diesel.
Please see the section below called “Takedown” for more commentary on the diesel situation.
- Canadian spot freight surges as diesel costs squeeze rates in US
- Cespira unveils next-gen natural gas system for heavy-duty trucking
- Diesel Price Spike Shortens Payback for Natural Gas Trucks, Report Says
- Diesel price surge jolts trucking industry
- Diesel prices are hitting record highs at a bad time for many farmers
- Diesel prices continue to climb, records continue to shatter
- Diesel Prices Just Broke Records. Worse Ahead?
- Diesel prices surge: How far will they climb?
- Gas station with $9.99 diesel exemplifies fuel crisis
- HOS waived for trucks hauling fuel amidst skyrocketing diesel prices
- Houthi gains deepen risk as carriers restore Red Sea services
- Record fuel prices drive hours-of-service relief
- Trucking Market: Volumes UP, Diesel Soaring. Is Peak Here?
- Trucks hauling fuel get HOS waiver for 3 months
- Truckstop, FTR: Van spot rates rise modestly as fuel prices surge
- Update: DOE/EIA diesel at record; so is futures price
- US House approves Diesel Emissions Reduction Act
Oil
- Cost to ship U.S. crude oil to Asia hits record $44.8M
- Costco nearly doubles price for Kirkland motor oil
- ExxonMobil weighs return to Venezuela
- Macron calls for G7 meeting to mull release of oil reserves
- Mitsui to sell older oil tankers as vessel prices surge
- Oil industry stocks rise as the price reaches $109 per barrel
- Oil prices ease as flows from Strait of Hormuz remain limited
- Oil prices increase as Houthis intensify campaign
- Oil prices increase as war squeezes global flow of crude
- Oil prices steady as Saudi pipeline closure pressures supply
- Oil Prices Surge as Expanding Middle East War Squeezes Global Crude Supplies
- Oil prices swing at end of up-and-down week
- Russia boosts oil flows as war sends prices soaring
- Saudis pivot to send more oil through Strait of Hormuz
- Saudis seek to resume half of key oil pipeline within days
- What the closure of Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline could mean for oil flows
Takedown
Two of the three articles in this section have to do with a “takedown” over the problem having to do with diesel, which stems directly from refinery shut downs.
Courtesy of Mike Adams, NaturalNews.com, here is an AI depiction of Trucking’s Triple Crisis:
Two sections from the conclusion in the article from which it came (linked below):
Everything is going to get more expensive in the short term as diesel prices and trucking bankruptcies mount. Food, clothing, consumer goods, and even gasoline deliveries depend on diesel-burning trucks, and when the trucks stop, the economy suffers dearly. …
The time to start is now. If you are waiting for the government to fix the diesel crisis or the trucking industry, you will be waiting forever. The government is the problem, not the solution. The only lasting solution is for individuals and communities to take back control of their own lives and build the systems that they need to survive and thrive. This is the path to freedom, and it is the only path that leads to a future worth living.
Now for the articles…
- Saudi pipeline hit by drones will be out of service for weeks
- The Refinery Kill Shot: How the Global Energy Choke Point Is Being Dismantled to Collapse Civilization
- Trucking’s Triple Crisis: Diesel Prices, Regional Scarcity, and the Autonomous Threat
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
Just for giggles, I Googled this question:
How long would it take an army of robots to build a diesel refinery?
The long answer was interesting.
Is this the way to go?
Please comment through the form below.
2. Regarding Amazon, Broker, Business, Canada, Capacity, Container, and Recalls:
Amazon
- Amazon Business Hits $60B: What Shippers Should Notice
- Amazon calls timeout on 21 Air cargo contract
- Amazon Shipping’s parcel delivery delights American Eagle Outfitters
- Amazon suspends use of cargo carrier after fatal crash
Broker
Business
- Small Fleet Financing: Why Buying Trucks Stops Making Sense
- Stoughton launches 53-ft. refrigerated intermodal container
- TEN adds 3,000 dry van trailers ahead of peak season
- TEN expands fleet as industry braces for early peak, tighter capacity
- Volvo ready to accelerate when the market allows
Canada
- Carney embraces EU associate membership proposal
- Carney says Canada is ready to negotiate U.S. trade deal
- EU wants Canada to become the bloc’s first associate member
- Stellantis tells workers there’s no future for Canada plant
- Transport Canada eases hours-of-service limits for fuel haulers
- Trump bans Canadian goods from U.S. government purchases
- Why Canada? America’s neighbor seems an unlikely target for a trade war
- Why Canada? America’s northern neighbor seems an unlikely target for a trade war
Capacity
- Capacity cuts brighten freight outlook
- Truckload carriers: Capacity exodus growing, not slowing
- Trump administration to delay excess capacity tariffs
Container
- Almost 1 million TEUs in new record for this U.S. container gateway
- Container delays by rail increase at busiest U.S. ports
- Container shipping fuel prices remain elevated as supply fears ease
- U.S. container imports climb 3.8% to 2.6 million TEUs, 3rd highest monthly level
Recalls
If your tractor or trailer is under a recall, please have the work attended to as soon as possible.
- Over 2400 Daimler trucks recalled for incorrect repairs
- Recalled, repaired, recalled again: Daimler trucks need another fix
- Wrong Repair Prompts Recall of Freightliner, Western Star 4×2 Trucks
3. Regarding Economy, Employment, Federal Reserve, Pay, Rates, Recovery, Shortage, Tariffs, Taxes, and UCR Fee:
Economy
- ACT: Preliminary net trailer order activity continues to burn brightly in August
- At shippers’ confab, defining a ‘fragile’ trucking market
- Bank exits squeeze truck financing for mid-size fleets
- Cass Freight Index: Longest freight downturn on record, as measured y/y, ended in August
- Factory output unexpectedly fell for first time this year
- FTR’s Shippers Conditions Index recedes in July
- Imports and inventories stabilize in 2026, but for how long
- ‘It’s a good time to be a carrier.’ How trucking’s current recovery may be unlike any other freight cycle
- OEMs see positive momentum in Class 8 order activity
- Retail sales rise a better-than-expected 1.2% in August
Employment
Federal Reserve
Please note that the U.S. Constitution never authorized the creation of the Federal Reserve and that “The Fed” needs to be ended.
- Federal Reserve hikes interest rate for first time in 3 years
- Federal Reserve is expected to raise its benchmark rate
Pay
- Roehl Transport Announces Second Driver Pay Increase of 2026, Pushing Top Driver Earnings Well Beyond $100,000
- Truck drivers press Ottawa for action on wage theft
Rates
Pay attention to rates and please make sure that the increased price of fuel is built into your calculations.
- 5 Freight Markets: Why Spot Rates Are Sending Mixed Signals
- Asia-US container rates soar past $11,000, near pandemic records
- C.H. Robinson sees truckload rates climbing another 10% in 2027
- Cass: TL rates jump 11% in August, freight shipments turn positive
- Fed Raises Rates for First Time Since 2023, Repricing Supply-Chain Capital
- Maersk stock surges on higher freight rates
- McLeod urges rate discipline as freight market rebalances
Recovery
Shortage
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 in this section…
- Trump says he’s lifting a 10% tariff on Irish whiskey
- Trump threatens Europe tariffs over Canada proposal
Taxes
- Better roads or lower taxes? Georgia voters face the choice
- New federal tax measure could accelerate fleet investment
UCR Fee
4. Regarding Autonomous Vehicles, Electric Vehicles, Hybrid, and 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.
- Autonomous drone firm Zipline seeks $1B at $20B valuation
- Autonomous Freight Needs to Solve the Predictability Problem
- The Case for Autonomous Freight
- Waabi autonomous freight volumes grow 80% on Dallas-Houston corridor
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.
- Daimler opens the IAA with a round-the-world trip in an electric truck and a breakthrough in hydrogen
- Europe’s electric truck transition runs into infrastructure reality
- EV Realty plans 9-MW truck charging hub in California
- Forum Mobility to add 30 MW of electric charging in California
- Google backs 25 electric trucks on Houston-Dallas freight route
- Thermo King charts phased path to refrigerated transport electrification
- Volvo electric range named International Truck of the Year 2027
- Volvo is pushing its electric truck to a range of up to 700 km and 80 tonnes
- Volvo Trucks electric lineup captures 2027 ITOY award
Hybrid
Hydrogen
- Daimler Truck brings NextGenH2 to IAA as hydrogen pact forms
- Daimler Truck, Volvo push hydrogen-fueling ecosystem at IAA
5. Regarding Alcohol, Crashes, Distracted Driving, Drugs, Ejected, and Fatalities:
Alcohol
Never ever consume alcohol — or use an alcohol-containing product (such as mouthwash) — before beginning to drive a commercial motor vehicle!
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.
- Brake failure suspected cause in crash involving commercial vehicles on I-10 overpass
- C.H. Robinson and its Customer Unilever Sued Over Catastrophic Crash
- Crash involving multiple semis blocks Indiana toll road for hours
- Detention time drama? Trucker drives truck through Nashville grocery store
- Driver hauling groceries arrested after driving straight into store front on purpose
- Families of D.C. crash victims urge action on aviation safety
- Four semi trucks collide in construction zone on Indiana Toll Road
- Truck driver charged with assault after female passenger struck by CMV at New York truck stop
- Truck driver intentionally crashes tractor-trailer into Nashville Aldi, police say
- Trucker injured in rollover crash in Missouri
- Trucker strikes box truck driver on I-70 in Indiana
Distracted Driving
For reference purposes:
Distracted Driving: Beware of Attention Diverters That Can Be Fatal
Drugs
Never ever haul or take illegal drugs.
- CBP finds more than $25 million of meth in big rig
- CBP intercepts meth worth $25 million from truck at Texas border crossing
- CBSA seizes 215.5 kg of cocaine from two trucks at Coutts border crossing
- Driver busted with $3.8M worth of cocaine in ’empty’ trailer
- Mexico arrests alleged cartel logistics operator tied to Seattle-Tacoma drug network
- Nebraska troopers seize 20,000 pounds of drugs from truck
- Nebraska troopers seize record $50M drug load from semi on Interstate 80
- Truck driver sentenced for drug trafficking
- Two truck drivers face charges after Nebraska troopers recover $50 million in drugs, $250K in stolen speakers hauled by non-domiciled CDL holder
Ejected
As I wrote in this post — Seat Belt Use and Seat Belt Laws For Truckers — I have “never read an article about a trucker being ejected from his/her truck in which the he/she was wearing a seatbelt.”
Both drivers and passengers in commercial motor vehicles are required to be properly restrained, per 49 CFR § 392.16 – Use of seat belts.
Now for the article:
Fatalities
According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, as it concerns a “highway”:
Fatality means any injury which results in the death of a person at the time of the motor vehicle accident or within 30 days of the accident.
I express my deep sympathy — and offer my condolences — to the families of those whose loved ones died.
Can you learn anything from the articles below that would help prevent being involved in a fatal large truck crash?
- Arkansas man killed in crash with semi-truck
- Louisiana police investigating fatality involving semi-truck
- One dead after crash involving semi truck in Indiana
- Teenage motorcycle rider killed in crash with big rig in St. Louis
- Traffic fatalities fall, but some states buck the trend
- Trucker emotionally devastated by fatal crash with 87-year-old-motorist shares dash cam footage of incident
- Utah teen killed in crash with FedEx truck
- Woman dies in Idaho crash with 18-wheeler
6. Regarding Fatigue, Fire, Fraud, Smuggling, Theft, and Violence:
Fatigue
One source says: “Drowsy driving and fatigued driving are essentially the same thing, often used interchangeably to describe operating a vehicle while impaired by sleepiness or exhaustion, which slows reaction time, impairs judgment, and reduces awareness, making it as dangerous as drunk driving.”
Although the article in this section does not specifically mention being drowsy, for your convenience, here’s a post on this site on this topic:
Drowsy Driving: Dangers, Statistics, and No Substitutes
Fire
Fraud
Never attempt to deceive, misrepresent something, intentionally pervert the truth, or pretend to be someone else for the purpose of trying to get something valuable.
- Fraudsters masquerade as legit trucking company to hijack $600K in copper, Kentucky cops say
- Ghost drivers: Falsified ELD records draw scrutiny
- How Highway Sees Fraud, Risk and Carrier Vetting
- ICE arrests truck driver wanted for wire fraud at Pennsylvania weigh station: DHS
- ICE opens tip line with DOT for ‘CDL fraud’ crackdown
- Truck inspection leads ICE to driver wanted on federal fraud charges
- Truck Inspection Leads ICE to Driver Wanted on Federal Fraud Charges
- Trucking targets excise tax, fraud oversight on Capitol Hill
Smuggling
Never ever transport people made in the image of God as if they were cattle or cargo — no matter how large of an incentive you’ve been offered.
And don’t attempt to smuggle illegal products.
Theft
Never take something that doesn’t belong to you unless you have permission from the owner.
With as much surveillance equipment as is in place in the 21st century, it’s only a matter of time before the thieves are apprehended.
- 13 people arrested when police find them unloading $250k worth of stolen chicken from a semi truck parked behind a motel
- 2026 Blueprint for Countering Smarter Supply Chain Theft
- Cargo thief gets a dime for $1.5 million crime spree
- Feds: Cargo thief gets over 10 years in $1.5M theft ring that stole $230K in dimes
- Mikargo247, Verified Carrier launch coverage for strategic cargo theft
- Perspective: Cargo theft starts where vetting ends
- Trucker flees after Nebraska troopers find $250K in stolen speakers
Violence
It is never right to perpetrate violence upon someone in an unprovoked manner.
All perpetrators of violence must be dealt with in a just legal manner.
- Driver charged with murder after 3 a.m. stabbing of fellow trucker in I-80 rest area bathroom
- Man arrested after attacking semi trucks with axe on I-80 in Indiana
- Man arrested after attacking two semi-trucks with an axe on Interstate 80 in Indiana
- Trucker in custody after stabbing at Wyoming rest area
7. Regarding Enforcement, Inspections, Securement, and Violations:
Enforcement
- 4 truck occupants detained after driver found without CDL in Michigan
- Arizona cops’ double operation puts 13 vehicles, 11 drivers out of service
- Driver with oversized load & forged documents fined nearly $44,000 after sideswiping another rig
- Indiana troopers arrest 16 as part of ‘Operation Space Cadet’ truck enforcement in I-70 work zone
- More than 100 trucks, four drivers sidelined in recent enforcement actions
- Texas cops arrest unlicensed truck driver wanted for DUI, cite truck owner, after school bus violation
- Texas cops impound dump truck registered as passenger vehicle with unlicensed CMV driver behind the wheel
Inspections
If you keep yourself and your rig in perpetual readiness for an inspection, you’ll never be caught off-guard.
- CHP demands corrective action after spotting big rig driving with half its trailer dangling off
- Collingwood, Ont., blitz puts 25% of vehicles out of service
- HAZMAT inspections result in 500 placed out of service
- ICE targets truck drivers at travel stops and inspection checkpoints
- ‘Multiple severely damaged tires’ and logbook violations uncovered during CMV inspection in Tennessee
- Ottawa enforcement places 19 trucks OOS
- Over 4,300 commercial vehicles inspected in 10 states and 3 provinces during CVSA human trafficking initiative
- Reality check: No truck driver loves inspections — but everyone loves being safer
- Saskatchewan brake blitz puts 103 trucks out of service
- When truck brakes fail, the danger goes downhill fast
Securement
It is the professional truck driver’s responsibility to make sure that his/her load is secure before driving.
The Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR Part 393 covers “Parts and Accessories Necessary for Safe Operation”.
Subpart I details “Protection Against Shifting and Falling Cargo”.
It covers everything from § 393.104 Standards for cargo securement devices and systems to very specific kinds of loads including boulders, containers, metal coils, etc..
If you have not been trained on how to secure your load, demand that your trucking company provide you with that training before you drive a single inch!
Why? Because you as the trucker will be held responsible for it if something goes wrong.
Violations
A lot of violations are found during truck inspections while others are spotted on the road.
Make it your aim as a trucker to do everything in compliance with the law and regulations — even if your trucking company is trying to get you to compromise.
For your convenience, please review these posts:
- Refuse to Drive a Truck When These Situations Happen
- Out of Service Truck: Trucker Stages a Showdown
- Whistle Blowing Truckers: STAA Law on Retaliation, Vindication
Now for the news article on this topic:
8. Regarding Language/Related, Motus, Politics, Ports, and Roads:
Language/Related
- Enabling the Modern Warehouse Workforce: Why Multilingual and Multigenerational Tools Matter
- FMCSA says vetting is key to non-domiciled CDL rule
- FMCSA’s non-domiciled CDL ban takes a beating in court
- Non-domiciled CDL fight shifts into high gear
- Saskatchewan trucking company, individual charged for immigration offences
Motus
Although I oppose this increase of bureaucracy, beware of Motus scam registration sites!
- Feds warn truckers about Motus scam
- FMCSA Pauses Biennial-Update Enforcement Amid Motus…
- FMCSA warns that ‘bad actors’ have started impersonating Motus registration system
- FMCSA warns trucking companies about 4 fake Motus registration sites
Politics
- ATA applauds House passage of Diesel Emissions Reduction Act
- Chameleon carriers continue to draw Congress’ attention
- Movers press Congress on scams, housing and lawsuit abuse
- New state laws block third-party litigation funding
- Truckers demand EPA go farther with 2027 emissions rollbacks
Ports
- Georgia Ports celebrates truck drivers
- Savannah exports up 4 percent in August
- Savannah port moves 1 million TEUs to start fiscal year
- SC Ports, Norfolk Southern expand intermodal access to Huntsville
- Screwworm reappears in New Mexico ahead of port reopening
- Time for new ‘incentives’ for port terminal ops to help truckers
- U.S. to reopen largest port for Mexican cattle shipments
Roads
9. Regarding ATRI, Future, and Technology:
ATRI
- ATRI launches research on regulatory benefit-cost models
- ATRI launches research survey on HOS, ELD mandates
Future
- Truck’s future will be multi-energy, Volvo executive says
- University of Arkansas takes home intermodal case study trophy
Technology
- AI Is Entering the Logistics Control Loop
- Fleet integrations turn data into real-world savings
- Fleetio expands AI Service Advisor to save fleets 2.5 hours per repair
- Food distributors warn cyberattacks can quickly become supply chain disruptions
- Freight Procurement Is Always On Now — AI Speeds It Up
- Industry urges Trump to keep Chinese carmakers out of U.S.
- Introducing SCI: Custom Insights: Turn Your Transportation Network Into Actionable Intelligence
- License plate readers are spreading. Here’s what states are doing
- McLeod leverages AI to reduce manual work, assist with decision-making
- McLeod sees AI reshaping how trucking makes decisions
- McLeod to add AI assistant, offer voice agents
- Perspective: The greenest mile is the one you don’t run
- Port of L.A. foiled 120 million cyberattacks in August
- Shell and FAW TRUCKS advance immersion cooling battery tech for commercial vehicles
- Smith System closes the gap between fleet data and driver behavior
- Storms Don’t Warn, Alerts Do
- The AI Boom Is Becoming a Logistics Race
- The Next Supply Chain Concentration Risk May Be the AI Model Itself
10. Regarding Tires, Training, Truck Drivers, and Truck Stops:
Tires
- Michelin Launches X Multi Energy D2 Tire for Regional Fleets
- Michelin Tire Improves Efficiency and Durability for Regional Fleets
- Michelin wants to automate regrooving with NAZCA
Training
If you’re considering becoming a professional truck driver, be aware that some truck driver training schools may have been shut down, at least temporarily.
Please do your due diligence!
- ELDT emergency removals: All the schools removed
- FMCSA names CDL schools swept into nationwide emergency shutdown
- Mentorship in Trucking: Building Safer Drivers
- New Entrant Safety Audit: What FMCSA Checks (2026 Guide)
- Sarkaria teases driver training reforms at WTFC conference
Truck Drivers
- Danger of social isolation OTR: Truckers don’t have to be alone
- Owner-Operators and Liability: When You Are the One Who Gets Hurt on the Road
Truck Stops
11. Regarding Operations, Parking, Safety, Speed, Stranded, and Weather:
Operations
Please make sure that you know everything necessary to safely drive and operate the Commercial Motor Vehicle assigned to you — and that you abide by the rules of the road.
- Colorado troopers share video of semi truck using runaway ramp on I-70
- Lane splitting: That motorcycle could be beside you in seconds
- Man crushed while trying to climb ladder on moving tanker truck
- Truckers warned about brake fire risk on steep grade in Death Valley National Park
Parking
- Brand new truck parking set to add 175 spots along I-30 near Oklahoma/Texas border
- Tennessee installs technology to help truck drivers find parking
- Truck parking banned in one state, added in another
Safety
Speed
Let there be no double standards regarding speeding in trucking!
Stranded
Weather
The caption on the article in this section reads:
“Lytx® data shows construction sector collisions climbing as factors like data center projects strain crews.”
12. Regarding Award:
Award
The article in this section opens with:
Progressive Insurance has awarded a 2024 Freightliner Cascadia to commercial driver and U.S. military veteran Fahad Al-Kadhim through its Keys to Progress program.
Congratulations!
The article further says:
According to Progressive, today, Al-Kadhim is an experienced commercial driver and trainer who is passionate about developing safe, disciplined and accountable professional drivers while remaining active in organizations that support veterans and military families.
Wonderful!
I wish you — and all professional truck drivers — safe travels and lots of money saving opportunities on the road.
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