The FMCSA Coercion Rule: How to Operate Trucking Effectively Under It (2026)

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FMCSA Coercion Rule: 2026 Guide for Carriers and Drivers What is the FMCSA coercion rule? It is 49 CFR 390.6, the federal rule that bars carriers, shippers, receivers, and brokers from threatening drivers who refuse to break safety regulations, in force since January 29, 2016. By Quick Transport Solutions Editorial Team | Last updated: September … Read more

Potential Reactions to the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Phase 2 Rules

Earlier this month the White House, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and National Highway Transportation Safety Administration put out their final “Phase 2” rules for greenhouse gas/fuel economy for medium and heavy duty commercial vehicles. The rules are set to cover all semi-trucks, vans and large pickup trucks. They will also govern buses and work trucks … Read more

Trucking’s Regulatory Handbook For 2017 And Beyond – The ELD Mandate

It’s no secret: the trucking industry is experiencing some pretty big changes in regulations. Whether you are talking about electronic logging devices (ELD) or speed limiters, there is plenty to remember when it comes to staying in regulatory compliance. Yet, when the rules change or are complex or confusing, keeping up can be difficult. So … Read more

How GPS Improves Truck Driver Behavior And Fleet Performance – Part I

The fact is this: By coaching your drivers to operate using better driving habits is not only safe, it boosts your overall fleet productivity and profitability. But did you know that the answer to this lies in a simple GPS unit? This technology provides what you need to accomplish your goals. GPS can help you … Read more

Uniform Motor Carrier Bill of Lading (UBOL) Battle Heats Up

One of the most ubiquitous documents in trucking recently changed and now groups and associations are squaring off against each other in an effort to undo those changes. In the ring stands two U.S. shipper groups on one side and the National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) on the other. The document in question? The … Read more