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Hasty US exit from Europe could drive allies away from American arms, RAND says

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A rapid, uncoordinated U.S. military drawdown from Europe could push key NATO allies further away from American weapons over the long term, according to a new RAND study, a shift the authors say would hurt the U.S. defense industrial base. RAND released the report, “Anticipating Allies’ Responses to U.S. Retrenchment from Europe,” on Wednesday. It examines how France, Germany, Poland…

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2.4K previously recalled Freightliners, Western Stars recalled again

Article SummaryTrucking news and briefs for Monday, Sept. 14, 2026:Previously recalled trucks recalled again over improper brake repairs.Cartel leader who facilitated trucks to smuggle cocaine sentenced.2,400 Freightliner, Western Star trucks recalled after previous improperly repaired recallDaimler Trucks North America (DTNA) is recalling certain Freightliner and Western Star trucks that were…

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The US military’s next significant challenge: Hiding

Devastating attacks by Iran on U.S. bases across the Middle East in recent months have exposed war strategies that are becoming increasingly outdated, one U.S. Army commanding general acknowledged this week. Gone are the days when America fought from sprawling command posts with overwhelming air superiority. Now faced with adversaries…

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Motus: 6 known issues, some stranding carriers OOS after inspection

Six Motus errors threatening carriers, as one reports being stranded at weigh stationSince the launch of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s new registration system, Motus, in May, motor carriers have been dealing with numerous issues with the system -- so much so that FMCSA is holding off on USDOT…

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Owner-op revenues up, but where’s income? Numbers are in

Owner-operator gross revenue is running well ahead of the prior year. Yet how much, if any of it, is staying on the bottom line?That's the No. 1 question to answer, and longtime owner-op business services firm ATBS, Overdrive's Partners in Business coproducer, will take it up Tuesday, Sept. 23, live…

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Time for new ‘incentives’ for port terminal ops to help truckers

The terminal appointments-system outages reported on yesterday in Oakland and Los Angeles-area ports in California weren't limited just to TraPac terminals in each area. Outage of the eModal appointments system, operated by the Cargo Sprint company and integrated by terminals up and down the West Coast, "impacted the entire coast" to…

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Danger of social isolation OTR: Truckers don’t have to be alone

With apologies to the women in the audience, it’s no news that the vast majority of working truckers are men -- here’s looking at (most of) you, readers. And if you’ve followed my fulminations here, you’ll know I’m passionate about health, about well-being, about truckers’ efforts to truly improve their…

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US costs of Iran war rise to over $47 billion, according to Pentagon estimate

The U.S. military has spent over $47 billion so far to prosecute the war in…

Only 205,000 CDL holders are left in Wisconsin after a steady drop over the last 15 years 

Wisconsin has lost nearly 10% of its truck drivers since 2010, a new report shows. The…

POLL: ATRI’s top trucking issues — how do you rank them?

The American Transportation Research Institute's annual trucking-issues survey report showed operators and fleets divided on…

Railroad freight companies are looking to capitalize on high diesel prices by converting some shippers from highway to railroad

CSX Transportation says it is working with shippers in the trucking industry in hopes of…