Autonomous trucks, telematics, and the equipment technology reshaping the industry.
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Autonomous trucking companies can skip the roadside warning triangles and use high-visibility cab-mounted beacons instead — but FMCSA can pull the exemption if safety slips.

Carriers and 3PLs can anonymously share attack tactics and indicators of compromise through the National Motor Freight Traffic Association's Threat Report Portal, announced at its Long Beach cybersecurity conference.

Fleets ordered 21,300 Class 8 trucks in September — up 18% from August and 3% from a year ago — as manufacturers shift order books to model-year 2027 equipment.

At the Denton, Texas plant on Oct. 1, Trump said easing warranty and compliance rules on the 2027 NOx standard would save an estimated $6,000 per truck; the EPA proposal is not yet final.

The Sept. 30 layoffs at the Springfield, Ohio plant erase roughly a year of Dayton-area job growth; buyer Roshel says it plans to more than double the workforce in coming years.
FMCSA's waiver for cab-mounted warning beacons on driverless trucks expires Oct. 9 with an automatic-reissue clause; an Illinois operator's 7th Circuit challenge, filed Sept. 8, was still awaiting a ruling as of Oct. 2.

Deliveries run through the end of 2027 for U.S. and Canadian pickup-and-delivery routes — one of the largest binding electric-truck orders ever.

The unsupervised 219-mile Dallas–Houston leg caps four years, 1,300+ IKEA loads, and 750,000 autonomous miles with a safety observer.