English Language Rule Shakes Up Cross-Border Trucking A recent crackdown on English language proficiency for truck drivers is already shifting freight patterns—especially on U.S.–Mexico routes. Let’s break it down in simple terms and explain what truckers and fleets need to do to stay on the road. What’s Happening? The FMCSA...

Why Learning English Matters for Non-Native Truck Drivers Life as a truck driver in the U.S. isn’t easy, and if you are a non-native English speaker, it can be even harder. From roadside inspections to speaking with dispatch, fuel stops, and deliveries, English is everywhere on the road. Better English...

Trucking Terms Explained — Simple and Easy If you are a truck driver, knowing the common words used in trucking is very important. It helps you understand your job, talk to others, and avoid confusion. Learning these words can help you feel more confident and make your work easier. To...

New FMCSA English Language Rule: What Truck Drivers Need to Know Starting June 25, 2025, a new rule from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) goes into effect and impacts all interstate truck drivers and fleet operators. What’s Changing? The FMCSA is reinforcing its existing requirement that all commercial...