remember that this truck, the modern toyota hilux, is basically illegal to own in the US because your politicians hate you pic.twitter.com/GzECpItqD6
— doomer (@uncledoomer) July 19, 2026
The modern Toyota Hilux.
remember that this truck, the modern toyota hilux, is basically illegal to own in the US because your politicians hate you pic.twitter.com/GzECpItqD6
— doomer (@uncledoomer) July 19, 2026
The modern Toyota Hilux.
π¨ALARMING: Mexico truck driver operating a semi in the US while high on methamphetamine gets arrested
— American Truckers United (@atutruckers) July 18, 2026
A California-based motor carrier had one of its drivers — a man from Mexico — behind the wheel of a big rig while tweaked out on meth. https://t.co/dGHY8LsbbV pic.twitter.com/DsiS9WjLed
Wow. Corrupt licenses to drive for foreigners — a huge issue, especially the “CDL mills” that hand out trucker licenses to totally unqualified and non-English speaking illegals.
— Steve Cortes (@CortesSteve) July 12, 2026
I’m headed to Maine this week to film and I’ll investigate this very issue there! https://t.co/LTsHYdVuLj
This is insane
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) June 8, 2026
New 2026 House Oversight Committee hearing reveals a whistleblower inside USPS says there are so many drivers with non-domiciled CDLs, it isn’t feasible to stop the practice
Meaning there are so many illegal drivers the USPS does business with, it doesn’t make… pic.twitter.com/hZzlMatFTm
It took less than 24 hours for brokers to tighten the belt after the Supreme Court ruled that brokers could be held liable for carrier accidents WOW!
— GRANDPA’s FREE ADVICE (@GOP_is_Gutless) May 16, 2026
#Truckers #trucking #truckinglife @topfans pic.twitter.com/MEnvzcKkar
American in Texas came across one of the new driverless trucks
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) March 16, 2026
They are already being used to transport huge loads, this truck has 3 trailers
These new autonomous trucks are by the company Fountainhead and use Ai, allowing 24/7 operations pic.twitter.com/cfGPOi0aNx
5,000 Americans died in truck-related accidents last year. The scary part? In many cases, we don't even know who is behind the wheel.
— FreightWaves (@FreightWaves) March 2, 2026
See the latest episode of Brake Check, out now! pic.twitter.com/VzjrRZG2Ko
"If you cheat, you win". We have "schools" self-certifying drivers in 2 days for $500 when it should take 12 weeks of rigorous training. This isn't a shortage; it's a safety crisis. pic.twitter.com/ryX8WUhfmd
— FreightWaves (@FreightWaves) March 2, 2026
Please understand that when a driver is placed out of service for violating the elp (english language proficiency) it is TEMPORARY. Often times when an officer leaves, they resume driving. They do not lose their cdl or ability to operate. a tactic to keep the loads moving. THEY…
— πBlakeπΊπΈ (@Fosfamily) March 1, 2026
from Blake,
Please understand that when a driver is placed out of service for violating the elp (english language proficiency) it is TEMPORARY. Often times when an officer leaves, they resume driving. They do not lose their cdl or ability to operate. a tactic to keep the loads moving. THEY know if they have a NON English speaking driver to place a better speaking one with them. That way the truck keeps moving. This is why Connors Law, in conjunction with Dalilah Law is imperative.
π¨ AUTO PARTS MANUFACTURERS COLLAPSE — FACTORIES SHUT DOWN AND PARTS ARE DRYING UP, “WE’RE IN DEEP TROUBLE”
— HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) February 27, 2026
A repair shop owner says the industry is in “deep trouble.” And what he’s seeing is alarming:
• Major remanufacturers like Cardone and Trico filed Chapter 11
•… pic.twitter.com/foeG6eYUJN
The US economy is gaining momentum.
— James E. Thorne (@DrJStrategy) February 25, 2026
Flatbed rejection rates have surged to 40%, surpassing records from 2021 at the height of COVID. This sharp increase signals booming demand for industrial freight — steel, lumber, and machinery — as carriers reject contract loads for… https://t.co/x6ybgWPaKo
This is happening.
— Craig Fuller π©ππ⚓️ (@FreightAlley) February 25, 2026
There is a massive security and safety crisis tied to human trafficking that bring in new truck drivers and pay them wages far below minimum wage to drive American trucks. https://t.co/vG3JPSr8sS
Trump Admin Mandates English-Only Tests For Truckers Seeking Commercial Driver's Licenses https://t.co/R3zKUiYiss
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 22, 2026
Interesting development happening in our two tender rejection indices: OTRI is the legacy rejection index. It has a large retail and manufacturing. but lacked a ton of CPG. When we introduced the STRI index, we added are more CPG and food (with far more reefer and regional freight) and combined it with the legacy OTRI data. STRI is a better indicator (2x as large dataset) and while the indexes follow closely, there are times when they reveal interesting things when they diverge. We are seeing a very small slow down in the reefer [i.e., refrigerator] market, largely due to a "cooling" of protect from freeze as warmer weather exist. This is showing up in the STRI index, which has had a small drop this week. Interestingly, the legacy OTRI index is showing the market is firming, rather that cooling. Analysis: trucking capacity that is focused on retail and manufacturing (non CPG) are starting to outpace the CPG-heavier STRI index.Interesting development happening in our two tender rejection indices:
— Craig Fuller π©ππ⚓️ (@FreightAlley) February 19, 2026
OTRI is the legacy rejection index. It has a large retail and manufacturing. but lacked a ton of CPG.
When we introduced the STRI index, we added are more CPG and food (with far more reefer and regional… pic.twitter.com/wJFfhQTRQt
Trucking tied to midwest manufacturing is starting to really light up.
This is an insane map of tender rejections by region.
— Craig Fuller π©ππ⚓️ (@FreightAlley) February 19, 2026
We haven't seen a map like this since 2021.
Activity in auto, energy, and rust-belt equipment manufacturing is having a hell of a rebound in 2026. pic.twitter.com/aPZZlov4fU
Well, this seems like a big enough concern to alter the states' policies.
Feds expand non-domiciled CDL crackdown to Illinois
State risks losing $128M in highway funding over immigrant truckers
This would be the most impactful crackdown thus far to the capacity map https://t.co/njyVsIeT5I
— Craig Fuller π©ππ⚓️ (@FreightAlley) February 18, 2026
Did you know 80% of safety professionals started behind the wheel?
— FreightWaves (@FreightWaves) February 17, 2026
Trucking isn't just a job; it’s a career launchpad. pic.twitter.com/zc0XS1CFqz
ELP violation out of service is up to 95 per day.
— Craig Fuller π©ππ⚓️ (@FreightAlley) February 18, 2026
I believe this will continue to go up as law enforcement takes this issue do seriously. pic.twitter.com/R2ahbPHHNc