"For-Hire Trucking: The Risky Road Ahead" Webinar
Advanced driver assistance systems and safety technologies are fundamentally changing how insurers assess risk in the trucking industry.
In a groundbreaking move, New Jersey became the first state to raise minimum insurance requirements for auto carriers to $1.5 million. This change effectively doubles the FMCSA requirement and raises questions about whether other states will follow.
Camera technology has become essential in defending against litigation and controlling costs in the trucking industry.
The trucking industry faces a critical shortage of approximately 60,000 drivers, according to American Trucking Association projections. This shortage is expected to worsen to 160,000 by 2030 as freight demands increase and aging drivers retire.
California has mandated that all new trucks sold in the state must be zero-emissions by 2045, leading the way in environmental regulation. This landmark legislation signals a broader shift toward sustainable transportation.
