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FMCSA Rejects Request to Let Truck Drivers Use Paper Logs Instead of Electronic Logging Devices
FMCSA Rejects Request to Let Truck Drivers Use Paper Logs Instead of Electronic Logging Devices
FMCSA rejected a request to let truck drivers use paper logs instead of ELDs. Learn why electronic logs can be important evidence after a truck crash.
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Mike Chaloupka
September 30, 2026
FMCSA Moves Forward With Broker Transparency Proposal:What It Could Mean for Trucking
FMCSA Moves Forward With Broker Transparency Proposal:What It Could Mean for Trucking
Learn what FMCSA’s 2026 broker transparency proposal could require and why freight broker records may matter in a serious truck accident investigation.
by
Mike Chaloupka
September 29, 2026
Trucking Companies Accuse C.H. Robinson and TQL of Using Unsafe "Chameleon" Carriers
Trucking Companies Accuse C.H. Robinson and TQL of Using Unsafe "Chameleon" Carriers
Six trucking companies accuse C.H. Robinson and TQL of using unsafe chameleon carriers. What the RICO lawsuit alleges and why it matters after a crash.
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Mike Chaloupka
September 25, 2026
Proposed Federal Trucking Law Could Change Who Is Responsible for Hiring Unsafe Motor Carriers
Proposed Federal Trucking Law Could Change Who Is Responsible for Hiring Unsafe Motor Carriers
Freight broker liability is shifting after the Supreme Court ruled in Montgomery. See what H.R. 5337 would require brokers to check before a shipment.
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Mike Chaloupka
September 22, 2026
Whose Truck Is It? Leasing, Logos, and Who's Liable After a Fort Collins Truck Crash
Whose Truck Is It? Leasing, Logos, and Who's Liable After a Fort Collins Truck Crash
Who's liable in a Fort Collins truck accident when the truck was leased? Metier Law Firm explains logos, lease rules, and the Graves Amendment.
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Mike Chaloupka
September 17, 2026
Is Lane Splitting Legal in Oregon? What Riders Need to Know in 2026
Is Lane Splitting Legal in Oregon? What Riders Need to Know in 2026
Is lane splitting legal in Oregon? No. ORS 814.240 bans it, the fine is $265, and here is what a filtering citation really does to your injury claim.
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Patrick DiBenedetto
September 16, 2026
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