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Sep 22, 2025

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The modern cybercriminal is increasingly relying on human weaknesses, not technical exploits. - HDT Graphic

Trucking’s Cybersecurity Achilles Heel: Trust and Urgency

Trucking cybersecurity starts with people, not just firewalls. From fake invoices to phony IT calls, cybercriminals are tricking employees to gain access. Here’s what fleets need to know.

Truck drivers should know the safe way to cross railroad tracks — and how to find emergency information if needed. - HDT Graphic

Tracks Ahead: Smart Safety Choices Save Lives

Learn how truck drivers can safely navigate railroad crossings, avoid collisions, and use ENS signs to stop trains in emergencies.

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More Than a Logo: What HDT’s Rebrand Means for Heavy-Duty Trucking Fleets

Editor and Associate Publisher Deborah Lockridge explains in this editorial why Heavy Duty Trucking has a new logo and how it reflects how trucking, and HDT, are evolving.

Illustration of tired truck driver, electronic logging device, and traffic congestion

FMCSA to Pilot 14-Hour Clock Pause, Split Sleeper Options for Truck Drivers

New FMCSA pilot programs could eventually reshape hours-of-service rules, giving truck drivers options to pause their 14-hour clock or use longer split sleeper rest periods.

FMCSA removed another ELD from the list of registered devices due to the company's failure to meet the minimum requirements in the regulations. - HDT Graphic

Robinhood ELD Removed From Registered Devices List

Motor carriers and drivers using Robinhood electronic logging devices have 60 days to replace the revoked device with compliant ELDs.

Photo of Freightliner truck driving through a futuristic-looking UVeye scanner

'MRI for Vehicles' Now Available For Trucks

UVeye's AI-powered drive-through scanner can perform an automated 17-point inspection process on Class 6-8 commercial vehicles.

“Imagine a driver simply backing up, pushing a button within the cab and seven seconds later driving away with the trailer." - HDT/Stoughton

Stoughton's New Smart, Connected, Automated Intermodal Chassis

Stoughton Trailers launched its next-generation Smart Chassis, combining automation and connected technologies to improve fleet efficiency and safety and prepare carriers for the road to autonomous operation.

Inside the FuzionPro product, users have access to AI-driven mapping, workflow tools, cross-system business process automation, one-click data sharing, and a flexible “single-pane-of-glass” engine...

Tranztec: New FuzionPro Makes Integration Easier

Trucking carriers and technology partners can now easily connect systems – even legacy solutions – to unlock data to automate critical workflows and help to generate insights

Bot Auto autonomous humanless truck at dusk

Bot Auto Achieves True Humanless Autonomous Truck Test in Real-World Traffic

Houston startup Bot Auto completed its first validation run with no human in the cab or remote control, a milestone validation benchmark for its autonomous-truck technology..

Most Read Last Week: CARB Moves to Clarify Emissions Rules Amid Legal Limbo

ICYMI: The California Air Resources Board has proposed emergency vehicle emissions regulations to clarify the situation as it challenges actions taken earlier this year to revoke previously issued Clean Air Act waivers for California’s Heavy Duty Low-NOx Omnibus and Advanced Clean Cars II emissions rules.