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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) News Archives

Tank Transport Trader presents the latest news from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) – agency in the United States Department of Transportation, motor carrier safety, regulations, penalties, fines & shutdowns – and more news for the transportation & liquid dry-bulk industry –

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Q4 2025 Refinery Outages: 12 Critical Impacts & Logistics Pressures That Squeeze Gulf Coast & Midwest Fuel Logistics

Q4 2025 refinery outages drove Gulf Coast and Midwest supply shifts; EIA weekly utilization fell as pipelines flexed and tanker dynamics adjusted. Gulf Coast refinery maintenance and Midwest fuel logistics disruptions in Q4 2025 – including EIA weekly utilization dips, Colonial Pipeline schedule hiccups, short-haul tanker demand shifts, and rack supply alerts – pose challenges for fuel dispatchers and market analysts.

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Controversial FMCSA Non-Domiciled CDL Rule Spurs Legal Battle – 7 Key Updates

An impartial update on the FMCSA Non-Domiciled CDL Rule – a new trucking regulation sparking safety debates, a union-led lawsuit, and industry-wide impacts.

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FMCSA Training Provider Registry Crackdown – Sweeping 2025 Enforcement Removes 244 Providers

The FMCSA Training Provider Registry is seeing a major enforcement push. Discover how 244 CDL training providers were removed amid a sweeping crackdown, why it happened, and what it means for new drivers, training schools, and carriers across the U.S.

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Positive Outlook: NTTC Tank Truck Week 2025 Celebrates 80 Years of Game-Changing Progress

NTTC Tank Truck Week 2025 – North America’s premier liquid bulk trucking event – convenes industry leaders, innovators, and safety experts in Kansas City to celebrate 80 years of progress. Discover key regulatory updates, advanced tanker technologies, and trends shaping the tank truck industry’s future.