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From the October 16, 2026 edition (Latest news)
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The Morning Mile — Friday, Oct. 16

The CDL-school purge unravels, J.B. Hunt absorbs $50 million in extra costs, and a fatal crossover crash closes I-65 lanes in Indiana.

Summarized from CDLWire.

Sunrise over an interstate highway with semi trucks driving into the morning light

Good morning, drivers. Here is what you need to know to start Friday, October 16.

CDL-school purge unravels: Schools removed in FMCSA's August emergency action are winning reinstatement on appeal, while a separate pre-vetting proposal moves forward.

J.B. Hunt squeezed: Third-quarter revenue hit $3.68 billion, but diesel, driver and claims costs topped $50 million in impact.

R&R chief's filing: The collapsed carrier's CEO disclosed $12.7 million in personal assets in Chapter 11 schedules.

Fatal I-65 crash: Two people died after a northbound semi crossed the median into southbound lanes in White County, Indiana.

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