Tuesday, November 10, 2026

U.S. & Canadian trucking news, freight markets and border updates—in one place.

StatusHeadlines checked every 10 minutes · Last checked
Latest
Ontario court sides with tow-truck drivers ousted by Ford government’s rulesCertified Freight Pricing AnalystBill would ban marijuana from off-the-clock police, first responders, truck drivers, and heavy equipment operatorsHoliday Freight Meets a Tight Trucking MarketTrucking company owner charged in labor scheme involving unauthorized non-citizen driversOklahoma Department of Transportation wants your input on freight improvement plan1 in 6 supply chain professionals report AI-related data exposure, survey findsTrucks busted loaded with cocaine, liquid meth at bordersELD fraud: What it's like hauling 16, 18, 22 hours dailyArcBest Q3 Profit Climbs On Selective Freight StrategyInside Kuebix AI: A Shipper TMS Rebuilt Around Executable AITTSAO demands immediate restoration of Ontario truck training funding
Regulations

FMCSA enhances complaint center to improve safety reporting

· Published Nov 10, 2026 · United States

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has upgraded its Complaint Center so people can more easily report suspected violations of federal motor carrier safety and hazardous materials rules. The platform was previously called the National Consumer Complaint Database, and it now has a redesigned website, submission form and search tool. New categories cover property brokers, Entry-Level Driver Training and Training Provider Registry issues, and registration-related fraud. Medical Review Officer and Substance Abuse Professional complaints now fall under a category called Drug and Alcohol Service Agents. Complaints can be filed online or by phone at 888-368-7238 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET on weekdays. The agency said filing a complaint does not automatically start an investigation or lead to a penalty.

Summary of reporting by FleetOwner. HaulTimes did not report this story.

Read the full article at FleetOwner ›