Daily Trucking Digest – February 3, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 3, 2026

CONGRESS OKS $200M FOR TRUCK PARKING; PACKAGE HEADS TO PRESIDENT A historic, dedicated $200 million for truck parking made it into the final FY 2026 appropriations package, alongside directives on cargo theft, predatory towing, intoxication tech, and AV policy. ATA says the funding marks a turning point on safety and…

USDOT Market Analysis | Week of 2026-02-01

Introduction The latest USDOT registrations for the week of January 26–February 1, 2026 show a resilient start to the new year even as winter weather disrupted freight networks late in the period. Total new registrations reached 3,347, comprised of 3,044 motor carriers, 135 brokers, and 168 “other” entities (e.g., freight…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 1, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 1, 2026

‘HISTORIC’ WINTER STORM SLAMS CAROLINAS, TRIGGERS I-85 PILEUPS AND WIDESPREAD DISRUPTIONS North Carolina saw its biggest snowfall in decades as a bomb cyclone pushed off the coast, snarling interstates, knocking out power and prompting officials to warn drivers to stay off icy roads. BOMB CYCLONE FREEZES SOUTHEAST; FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS, ICED…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 31, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 31, 2026

TENNESSEE DOT SHIFTS TO STATEWIDE POTHOLE REPAIRS AFTER WINTER STORMS TDOT said crews will begin widespread cold‑patch work now and schedule permanent hot‑mix fixes in spring/summer, with lane closures possible as they tackle storm‑related road damage statewide. PENNSYLVANIA ADDS 339 TRUCK PARKING SPACES ACROSS 24 LOCATIONS PennDOT unveiled newly designated…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 30, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 30, 2026

EPA REJECTS CARB PLAN TO TEST OUT-OF-STATE TRUCK EMISSIONS EPA issued a final disapproval of California’s heavy‑duty inspection-and-maintenance program as applied to trucks registered outside the state, citing Clean Air Act and constitutional concerns. California’s checks for in‑state vehicles remain approved. DOT SHUTDOWN PLAN: MOST TRUCKING PROGRAMS CONTINUE DESPITE FUNDING…