Texas food truck operators will soon pay one statewide permit instead of multiple local fees. Here's how the new law works.

A new statewide food truck permit takes effect July 1, but some Southeast Texas owners worry higher costs could hurt business while cities lose revenue.

Craig, Kelley & Faultless LLC reports that commercial truck insurance differs significantly from personal auto insurance, ...

Big changes are coming for commercial drivers this July. Find out why the FMCSA is dropping rules on traffic violation ...

Stan and Mike Eimers bought the 352E cabover new in 1978. After Mike put about a million miles on it, they sold it off. It ...

The Chinese manufacturer has entered the market with a 4.5-tonne light-duty truck aimed at tradies, owner-drivers and small ...

National Food Truck Day is this Thursday, and the operators who’ve been at it for five years or more didn’t get there by ...

The Oklahoma City diesel specialist stocks OEM, rebuilt, and exchange turbos and engine components for fast nationwide ...

Milwaukee's new curfew for food trucks downtown will remain on hold for another 7-10 days after a fiery court hearing ended inconclusively.

After years as a sunbaked slab of concrete, the corner of Auburn Boulevard and Twin Oaks Avenue is about to get a serious ...

The incident, which caused panic among traders, motorists and commuters, affected a parked shuttle bus, although no loss of ...

A Pauls Valley towing operator is at the center of a high-dollar truck scandal after state investigators say a stolen Dodge ...