Daily Trucking Digest – July 10, 2026

FMCSA YANKS 10 ELDs FROM APPROVED LIST; CARRIERS GET 60 DAYS TO REPLACE On July 9, FMCSA removed 10 electronic logging devices from its registered list and said motor carriers have up to 60 days to switch to compliant units, or revert to paper logs in the interim. EPA PROPOSAL…

Daily Trucking Digest – July 9, 2026

MAERSK LAUNCHES DEDICATED LITHIUM-ION BATTERY GROUND FREIGHT SERVICE IN NORTH AMERICA A new hazmat ground service for Class 9 lithium-ion batteries rolls out across Maersk’s North American network, with strict SOC and documentation standards and coverage via 65 stations and seven hubs. The move targets fast-growing EV and energy storage…

Daily Trucking Digest – July 8, 2026

EPA’S 2027 NOX RULE CLEARS OMB REVIEW; PROPOSAL EXPECTED THIS WEEK OMB finished reviewing EPA’s reconsideration of 2027 heavy‑duty NOx standards, with a proposal expected to keep the 80% NOx cut but ease warranty, credit and testing provisions — and allow short‑term nonconformance penalties. CCJ updated the brief July 8.…

Daily Trucking Digest – July 7, 2026

FEDERAL AGENTS TARGETING ILLEGAL TRUCK DRIVERS AT WEIGH STATIONS NATIONWIDE DHS is partnering with state troopers and weigh stations to identify unqualified or improperly licensed commercial drivers, with recent stops highlighting serious credential and equipment violations, FreightWaves reports (July 7, 2026). LTL CARRIER MOUNTAIN VALLEY EXPRESS SHUTS DOWN California-based Mountain…

Holiday Week Slowdown: USDOT Filings Bunch Early, Plunge on July 4 as Capacity Tightens, Spot Rates Rise, and Class 8 Demand Stays Firm | USDOT Market Analysis Week of 2026-07-05

Introduction The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) recorded a pronounced holiday-effect slowdown in new registrations during the week of June 29–July 5, 2026. Using verified filings for carriers, brokers, and other authorities (e.g., freight forwarders), this analysis examines day-by-day dynamics, week-over-week shifts across segments, and the leading states by daily…