A 2019 Department of Labor (DOL) Opinion Letter clarifying whether truck drivers must be paid for time in the sleeper berth has been withdrawn by the Wage and Hour Division under the Biden admin.

Recently, states have been making changes the the supplemental unemployment benefits. These states will end the extra $300 added to weekly unemployment benefits, with some starting as early as June.

As someone who employs or uses drivers, your top priority should be the health and safety of your drivers. One way to ensure you are keeping safety top of mind is by tracking safety metrics.

Our Cleared2Drive solution ensures your drivers are compliant and takes over the day-to-day management of driver qualification files.

Below are the current guidance from the CDC about vaccinated people, so you can help answer questions if they arise among your drivers.

You've dedicated numerous resources towards building comprehensive safety programs. But after all of this preparation, are you still seeing a disconnect between your safety program and your drivers?

Centerline Drivers want to recognize our safest drivers that go above and beyond. That’s why we’re so thrilled to announce our new Driver Safety Recognition Program.

Compliance can be a tricky business. Take this short assessment to see how your compliance program measures up to your competition.

It’s that time of year again for our State of Trucking survey—and everything feels different this time. The pandemic shook up the trucking industry in so many ways.

A new round of laws and regulations went into effect in 2020 and have the potential to create ripples in the trucking industry. Here are four regulations changes occurring now.

After large changes across the industry as operations tried to adapt, 2021 will most likely be a year of recovery. A vaccine rollout is on the horizon that the industry is going to have to navigate.