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The requirement that a commercial driver read and speak English well enough to do the job is not new. What changed is that violations again stop the truck.
Diesel prices spiked nearly a dollar per gallon in a single week, driven by Middle East conflict and a major Texas refinery fire. This article explains exactly how that affects car shipping costs, why quotes from last month may no longer apply, and what customers should do if their shipment is coming up in the next 30 - 90 days.
Operating authority is not property. It cannot be bought, sold or borrowed, and the way around that rule is how an unqualified operator ends up with your car.
Same trucks, same drivers, a fresh USDOT number and a clean record. How chameleon carriers work and how to check the company hauling your car.
A carrier’s inspection history is the most useful public record about the company moving your vehicle, and it takes five minutes to check.
Electronic logs replaced paper because paper could be edited. Tampering with an ELD defeats a federally mandated system, and the penalties reflect that.
Hybrid-electric trucks are becoming a key solution in the U.S. freight industry, offering a balance of lower costs and reduced emissions. These trucks combine electric powertrains with internal combustion engines, addressing the limitations of fully electric models while improving fuel efficiency. With innovations like Range Energy’s eTrailer system and Eaton’s hybrid solutions, hybrid technology is shaping the future of sustainable and cost-effective freight transport.
The last mile is the expensive mile, and the vehicles doing it are changing shape. What an electric quadricycle is, what Honda’s 2025 entry signals, and why every micro-fleet deployment is also a freight movement.
What shipping a modern hypercar involves: liftgate loading, soft-strap tie-downs, insurance limits, and long-distance allocation deliveries.
Starting June 25, 2025, truck drivers will face stricter English proficiency tests that could affect their ability to operate. Learn how these new FMCSA regulations will impact trucking companies and what steps to take for compliance.
The trucking sector is pushing for deregulation, seeking changes to electronic logging device mandates, hours-of-service rules, and broker transparency. This blog post explores the key areas of concern and the industry’s desire for more flexible and fair regulations. Discover how these proposed changes could reshape the future of freight transportation in the U.S.
General Motors has recalled nearly 600,000 trucks and SUVs due to engine failure risks, including popular models like the Silverado. The issue stems from defects in the V8 engines, which may fail unexpectedly, posing safety risks. The recall includes Cadillac Escalade, Chevrolet Silverado, and GMC Sierra models from 2021-2024. GM is offering free repairs for affected vehicles. Learn more about the recall process, what owners should do, and how to stay safe.
This blog post explores the growing trend of states across the U.S. planning to phase out gas-powered cars and transition to electric vehicles (EVs). It highlights the ambitious goals of states like California, Washington, and New York, while also discussing the progress made by others such as Delaware, Massachusetts, and Maryland. The post concludes by emphasizing how Ship A Car, Inc. is the best choice for transporting your electric vehicle with reliable, safe, and specialized services.
The car you drove out of Canada is not an import when it comes back. The complications start only if you bought one while you were south, and they are worth knowing first.
Truck lease-purchase contracts have long been criticized for exploiting drivers. This post explores the system’s financial impact, the criticisms it faces, and possible reforms to make the trucking industry fairer. The post also highlights the importance of driver education and legislative action. With transparency, changes may be on the horizon. For drivers exploring their options, understanding these contracts is crucial to avoid falling into financial traps.
