The American economy depends on truckers. Their big rigs ferry food, fuel and countless other goods around the country. But it's also a dangerous and exhausting job, simultaneously stressful and ...

DENVER (KDVR) — New video has been released showing two suspects inside a stolen shuttle bus that allegedly hit an Idaho Springs police vehicle, according to the sheriff’s office. FOX31 reported on ...

New federal regulations could leave California with 61,000 fewer truck drivers as the Trump administration bans certain immigrants from operating large vehicles. With fewer truck drivers on the road, ...

For our next story, we're going inside the cab of a big rig. The U.S. needs more truck drivers, and right now, new technology is promising to help those drivers or to replace them. NPR's Camila ...

Shuttle driver Doug Johnston— a former military instructor — shares calm-travel tips after DFW saw packed terminals, backed-up curbs, and more than 700 departure delays during the Thanksgiving rush.

Kaulig Racing and Ram said they would bring some outside-the-box ideas to the Craftsman Truck Series – and they’re delivering with the next phase of the truck manufacturer’s return to NASCAR. It was ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. government announced on August 21 that it will immediately stop issuing worker visas for commercial truck drivers, citing safety concerns and the impact on American ...

Tina Hutcherson, 63, said she has been crocheting and knitting since she was 12. A school bus driver in Oklahoma is spreading warmth and smiles ahead of the cold winter months. Tina Hutcherson of ...

A school bus driver in Maple Lake, Minnesota, was under the influence of alcohol when he was dropping students off from school Thursday, according to newly filed charges. Court documents say that a ...

FITCHBURG – Bus drivers in Fitchburg and Leominster have threatened to strike if contract demands are not met by Dec. 1. Teamsters Local 170, a Worcester-based labor union that represents bus drivers ...

For years, Joy Kenley would open the doors of the Washington, DC, Metro bus she drove to the rush of federal workers and business professionals. Her passengers, she said, would often shuffle on board ...