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Show #2534 Show Notes: Communion Verses: John 6:44-58 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John%206%3A44-58&version=KJV Matthew 26:26-29 https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2026%3A26-29&version=KJV Our Amazing Grace: https://ouramazinggrace.net/home Scott’s Substack: https://ouramazinggrace.substack.com/p/motion-for-new-trial-filed-in-the Coach’s latest article: https://newswithviews.com/the-average-american-is-still-gullible-god-help-us/ Coach’s latest on CDL: https://coachdavelive.com/articles/says-who

Your driving record tells the story of who you are behind the wheel, but how much does it really affect your CDL?In this episode of Successful Driver, we break down what counts as a serious violation, what's considered minor, and how far back carriers and licensing agencies look when reviewing your record.You'll learn how to read your driving history like a pro, what red flags could hold you back, and how to rebuild your reputation if your record isn't spotless. Whether you're working toward your first CDL or looking to stay in good standing, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you keep your career moving forward.

Transport Topics is the news leader in trucking and freight transportation. Today's briefing covers major airport flight cuts during the shutdown, the DOT's crackdown on CDL mills, and growing optimism for a freight market rebound. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Transport Topics is the news leader in trucking and freight transportation. Today's briefing covers Supreme Court skepticism of Trump's global tariffs, calls for tougher oversight of fraudulent CDL mills, and the ongoing investigation into the deadly UPS cargo plane crash in Kentucky. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

November 5th, 2025 - We welcome back Jordan Pacheco to discuss Cdl. Mueller's warning that traditional Catholics are being pushed to the SSPX. Then we're joined again by Fr. Charles Murr to talk the DDF's new document on Marian titles. TheStationOfTheCross.com/ACT  

The October Logistics Managers' Index data, detailed in the article October LMI shows price increases outpacing capacity growth, shows transportation utilization (57.3) and pricing (61.7) surged, reversing the prior negative freight inversion. This tight market prediction is worsened by the immediate air cargo capacity shock stemming from the UPS MD-11 crash on November 5th, a tragedy covered in LATEST: Death toll in UPS cargo jet crash rises to 7. This incident led to seven confirmed fatalities and resulted in the indefinite closure of the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport and the complete halt of UPS Worldport operations. Regulatory pressure is further squeezing the driver pool through the FMCSA's new non-domiciled CDL rule, which prevents Ukrainian war refugees from renewing legally obtained licenses, a complex issue explored in CDL overhaul tailspins Ukrainian truckers. Meanwhile, labor friction is mounting as the Teamsters union accuses UPS of violating its contract by diverting delivery work to non-union gig drivers at subsidiaries like Roadie and Happy Returns, a conflict covered in Teamsters union to press UPS over Roadie use of gig drivers. Shifting focus to corporate performance, Uber Freight revenue flat in Q3 as company posts strong delivery gains reports the freight unit's Q3 revenue remained flat at $1.31 billion and incurred a loss, even as Uber's overall mobility and delivery divisions saw strong growth and record adjusted EBITDA. Conversely, TFI CEO Alain Bedard anticipates a weak fourth quarter, yet offers a strongly positive long-term outlook, particularly for 2026, due to operational improvements in LTL and potential infrastructure impacts, as detailed in TFI's Bedard sees a stronger 2026 after a weak 4Q. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inside Driver Hiring in 2025: A Frank Talk with Bison Transport's Erin Sherman In this episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast, host Bruce Outridge sits down with Erin Sherman of Bison Transport for a frank and insightful conversation about the state of driver hiring in 2025. From changing recruitment strategies and evolving technology to what today's professional drivers are really looking for in a career, this discussion pulls back the curtain on one of the industry's biggest challenges. If you're a driver exploring new opportunities, a recruiter adapting to modern demands, or a fleet owner trying to stay ahead, this episode offers practical insight and honest perspective from one of Canada's top carriers.

The October Logistics Managers' Index data, detailed in the article October LMI shows price increases outpacing capacity growth, shows transportation utilization (57.3) and pricing (61.7) surged, reversing the prior negative freight inversion. This tight market prediction is worsened by the immediate air cargo capacity shock stemming from the UPS MD-11 crash on November 5th, a tragedy covered in LATEST: Death toll in UPS cargo jet crash rises to 7. This incident led to seven confirmed fatalities and resulted in the indefinite closure of the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport and the complete halt of UPS Worldport operations. Regulatory pressure is further squeezing the driver pool through the FMCSA's new non-domiciled CDL rule, which prevents Ukrainian war refugees from renewing legally obtained licenses, a complex issue explored in CDL overhaul tailspins Ukrainian truckers. Meanwhile, labor friction is mounting as the Teamsters union accuses UPS of violating its contract by diverting delivery work to non-union gig drivers at subsidiaries like Roadie and Happy Returns, a conflict covered in Teamsters union to press UPS over Roadie use of gig drivers. Shifting focus to corporate performance, Uber Freight revenue flat in Q3 as company posts strong delivery gains reports the freight unit's Q3 revenue remained flat at $1.31 billion and incurred a loss, even as Uber's overall mobility and delivery divisions saw strong growth and record adjusted EBITDA. Conversely, TFI CEO Alain Bedard anticipates a weak fourth quarter, yet offers a strongly positive long-term outlook, particularly for 2026, due to operational improvements in LTL and potential infrastructure impacts, as detailed in TFI's Bedard sees a stronger 2026 after a weak 4Q. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Park City-area bus drivers may lose jobs after feds change CDL rules, Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau previews this week's county council meeting, Bill Johnson shares details about radon testing as part of National Lung Cancer Awareness Month, Summit County Republican Party disputes what they are calling an “unauthorized” text message and Summit Land Conservancy CEO Cheryl Fox discusses open space issues.

In this episode of the CDL Podcast we do a tier list for the 2026 CDL season! Be sure to leave a like, comment, and subscribe if you enjoyed!

Welcome to episode #246 of The COD Casuals, where we discuss all things Call of Duty, casual and professional!In this episode, we start off by talking about advancements in gaming, and where the future of it lies. Will handheld gaming ever be replaced by VR as the main way to game, and is there anything coming down the line? We then get into the news that BO7 has confirmed the remastered launch maps, as well as when to be expecting future releases. This comes after rumors of the game coming out earlier than expected, as well as the continuing debate over BF6 vs. BO7. Along with this, we got to watch the Halo World Championship, which concludes the HCS and competitive Halo for the near future. There have been talks about Halo pros switching to COD, and some like Formal, potentially making a run at a 3rd FPS title. We share our thoughts on if these players will end up in the CDL, or if Halo can make a big comeback with their newly announced Halo Campaign Evolved.  Do you do any VR gaming? If so, what's your experience with it like? Do you see it as a potential replacement, or do you think that handheld gaming can never be overthrown? What are your impressions on the maps Treyarch has chosen to remaster? Do you think there are any ones missing? Finally, let us know about the future of Halo, and what do they need to do in order to rebuild that fanbase, competitive scene, and continue to rival Sony? Please let us know as we discuss this and much more! Hope you all enjoy the episode and we'll see you next week. Follow us:Twitter: ⁠⁠@TheCODCasuals⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠@TheCODCasuals⁠⁠TikTok: ⁠⁠@TheCODCasuals⁠⁠Contact us:Business Inquiries: TheCODCasuals@gmail.com

What's Rolling into November: New Guests, Radio Changes, and Events on The Lead Pedal! Big things are happening this November on The Lead Pedal Podcast and Lead Pedal Radio! Host Bruce Outridge gives you the inside scoop on upcoming interviews, exciting trucking events, and the latest updates to Lead Pedal Radio. Find out who's joining the show, what new music and shows are coming to the station, and how you can get involved with the Lead Pedal community this month. Whether you're behind the wheel or behind the mic, this episode keeps you connected to everything trucking, music, and lifestyle.

Benefits Open Enrollment runs from November 3-16, 2025. In this episode, Sara Y. Benefits Manager returns to talk about how Roehl has enhanced our benefits offerings to help and support our teammates. Sara also shares some highlights and reminders about our Benefits Open Enrollment. You can learn about Roehl's benefits and Open Enrollment at RoehlBenefits.com

Trump just told Thune to NUKE the filibuster!. Soybean farmers love the China deal. But will they see sales? Arctic Frost investigation getting hotter. Prince Andrew losing his title. Trump's order to Pentagon to resume nuclear tests. Don't be a creepy clown today. This is not 4D chess, it's a poor political move Braun meets with Noem regarding illegal alien CDL drivers. Heritage and Tucker Carlson. Aquatic Erotic for sale. Are the Irsay daughters also planning to sell the Colts? We know who the illegal aliens are, no need to "ask for papers" Trump caps refugees at 7,500, earmarks most slots for White South Africans. IPS changes Office of Racial Equity amid national backlash to DEI. WIBC celebrating 87 years on the air. Jack's Donuts filing for bankruptcySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Department of Transportation is escalating its battle against "CDL mills" accused of certifying unqualified drivers, promising to eliminate unsafe operators and investigate fleets that hire them. This heightened regulatory enforcement is already leading to a significant capacity shakeout in the truckload market, which could potentially overshadow Schneider's tough Q3 earnings report. DOT Secretary Sean Duffy is expanding driver enforcement to shippers who load up rigs, warning that companies must ensure truck drivers meet federal English language proficiency rules or face substantial penalties. This focus on language compliance follows the sidelining of more than 7,000 truckers reportedly for English proficiency violations due to a revived out-of-service criterion this year. Meanwhile, UPS announced that 2,000 drivers left UPS after taking buyouts in the third quarter, part of a major streamlining campaign that has eliminated 48,000 jobs over the past 18 months. Across the industry, TFI International reported mixed signs of a turnaround at TFI's U.S. LTL operations, showing flat year-over-year operating ratios and decreased operating income across all major segments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Transportation Secretary Shawn Duffy announced a major new initiative this week, ramping up efforts to crack down on fraudulent CDL mills and unsafe drivers after increased roadside inspections led to over 7,000 service violations. The Department of Transportation is now focusing on the integrity of the certification process and plans to investigate both driver training programs and trucking companies that hire drivers with questionable credentials, holding them accountable for safety standards. LTL carrier XPO continues to defy the soft market cycle, reporting significant margin improvement in its LTL segment during the third quarter. The company achieved an 82.7% operating ratio for the quarter by leveraging a variety of pricing levers and implementing AI optimization initiatives. Parcel analyst Satish Jindel estimates that approximately 2,000 unionized delivery drivers accepted a voluntary separation package offered by UPS during the third quarter. These buyouts, which cost the company $175 million and offered severance packages of $1,800 per year of service, were part of a major streamlining campaign intended to align capacity with lower volumes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is the freight market really collapsing, or are we just getting caught up in the noise? Tune in to this week's last episode with Sunny Sharma as we cut through the negativity flooding social media and talk real freight business! We break down what's actually happening in the market, from the so-called "capacity purge" to AI's impact on operations and jobs, and efficiencies, why consistent CDL standards are long overdue, and how cybersecurity is now a non-negotiable part of doing business. Whether you're a broker, carrier, or owner-operator, this episode is all about staying accountable, staying sharp, and taking charge of what's in front of you in the freight world today!   Resources / References: https://www.freightwaves.com/news/largest-capacity-purge-in-history-coming https://www.ttnews.com/articles/ch-robinson-ai-stock-surge   Connect with Sunny Website: https://www.zemsinc.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunny-sharma-zemsinc/   

Joe talks about Sec. Duffy's CDL smackdown, the state of American trucking, and what illegal aliens do to our countrySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show-Stopping Style: The Luckhart Peterbilt at the Big Rigs Truck Show In this episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast for Truck Drivers, host Bruce Outridge takes you behind the scenes at the Big Rigs Truck Show to check out the stunning Luckhart Peterbilt — a true showpiece of craftsmanship and pride in the Canadian trucking industry. Find out what makes this rig stand out, from its custom details and paintwork to the passion and dedication that drive their success. If you love custom trucks, chrome, and big rig beauty, you won't want to miss this episode!

Transportation Secretary Shawn Duffy announced a major new initiative this week, ramping up efforts to crack down on fraudulent CDL mills and unsafe drivers after increased roadside inspections led to over 7,000 service violations. The Department of Transportation is now focusing on the integrity of the certification process and plans to investigate both driver training programs and trucking companies that hire drivers with questionable credentials, holding them accountable for safety standards. LTL carrier XPO continues to defy the soft market cycle, reporting significant margin improvement in its LTL segment during the third quarter. The company achieved an 82.7% operating ratio for the quarter by leveraging a variety of pricing levers and implementing AI optimization initiatives. Parcel analyst Satish Jindel estimates that approximately 2,000 unionized delivery drivers accepted a voluntary separation package offered by UPS during the third quarter. These buyouts, which cost the company $175 million and offered severance packages of $1,800 per year of service, were part of a major streamlining campaign intended to align capacity with lower volumes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Department of Transportation is escalating its battle against "CDL mills" accused of certifying unqualified drivers, promising to eliminate unsafe operators and investigate fleets that hire them. This heightened regulatory enforcement is already leading to a significant capacity shakeout in the truckload market, which could potentially overshadow Schneider's tough Q3 earnings report. DOT Secretary Sean Duffy is expanding driver enforcement to shippers who load up rigs, warning that companies must ensure truck drivers meet federal English language proficiency rules or face substantial penalties. This focus on language compliance follows the sidelining of more than 7,000 truckers reportedly for English proficiency violations due to a revived out-of-service criterion this year. Meanwhile, UPS announced that 2,000 drivers left UPS after taking buyouts in the third quarter, part of a major streamlining campaign that has eliminated 48,000 jobs over the past 18 months. Across the industry, TFI International reported mixed signs of a turnaround at TFI's U.S. LTL operations, showing flat year-over-year operating ratios and decreased operating income across all major segments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this follow-up episode of The Long Haul, Adam sits back down with Tyler Harden of TTN Fleet Solutions to dig deeper into one of the toughest realities in trucking — what happens when your truck breaks down and the clock's ticking against you. Adam also talks to Natasha Sanders, Senior Business Coach for the Amazon Freight Partner Program. They unpack how Amazon is building opportunities for entrepreneurs and CDL drivers alike — from launching small trucking companies under the AFP umbrella to offering stable, local driving careers with consistent pay and benefits.We'll talk about what AFP really is, how it works, and what it means for drivers looking for balance, consistency, and a long-term career inside the Amazon network. This one's not about hype — it's about clarity. If you've ever seen those blue trucks on the highway and wondered how to be part of that movement, this episode breaks it all down. ⁠Follow The Long Haul Podcast⁠ ⁠Other FreightWaves Shows⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, hear what's really happening across freight, capacity, and the broader logistics landscape, and find out if automation and AI are reshaping jobs faster! I also discuss Amazon and UPS cutting tens of thousands of jobs and the involvement of automation and AI on this matter, the federal pressure on California's CDL standards, and, with cybersecurity threats rising, I share why every freight company needs to vet tech vendors like their business depends on it. Through it all, the message stays the same: build your pipeline, serve your customers, and stay focused on long-term growth. References / Resources https://www.ttnews.com/articles/amazon-layoff-wave-2025 https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2025/10/28/ups-jobs-worker-layoffs-earnings-report/86951257007/ https://www.ttnews.com/articles/duffy-pressure-california-crash

Mike McCarron on the State of Canada's Trucking Industry in 2025 In this episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast for Truck Drivers, PTTAC welcomes industry veteran Mike McCarron to discuss the current state of the Canadian trucking industry in 2025. From evolving regulations and technology to recruitment challenges and the economic outlook, Mike shares his expert insights on where the industry is heading and what drivers, carriers, and logistics professionals need to know to stay competitive. Whether you're behind the wheel or managing a fleet, this episode delivers valuable perspective from one of the most respected voices in Canadian trucking.

The US and China have reached a framework for a new trade agreement, potentially averting the threatened 100% tariff on Chinese imports, even as the U.S. has raised tariffs on Canada by 10%. Accucold has launched a new dual compressor combination refrigerator and freezer designed specifically for the life science, healthcare, and pharmaceutical sectors. These new models, available in two widths, feature independent temperature control across multiple compartments and include user-focused safety features like audible and visual alarms that alert users to temperature excursions, power loss, or door openings. The freight industry is closely monitoring the potential for a severe capacity crunch following increased enforcement of non-domiciled CDL issuance nationwide. FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller suggests that the emergency rule addressing the improper granting of at least 200,000 non-domiciled CDLs will lead to a significant tightening of truckload capacity across the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The US and China have reached a framework for a new trade agreement, potentially averting the threatened 100% tariff on Chinese imports, even as the U.S. has raised tariffs on Canada by 10%. Accucold has launched a new dual compressor combination refrigerator and freezer designed specifically for the life science, healthcare, and pharmaceutical sectors. These new models, available in two widths, feature independent temperature control across multiple compartments and include user-focused safety features like audible and visual alarms that alert users to temperature excursions, power loss, or door openings. The freight industry is closely monitoring the potential for a severe capacity crunch following increased enforcement of non-domiciled CDL issuance nationwide. FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller suggests that the emergency rule addressing the improper granting of at least 200,000 non-domiciled CDLs will lead to a significant tightening of truckload capacity across the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Lee Houston and David Burton share their predictions for WWE Saturday Night's Main Event and take a trip down memory lane to discuss Survivor Series 2001. Plus, Brandon Wright attempts to join the show, but is plagued by technical difficulties.This episode is proudly brought to you by Back Up Deliveries And More, LLC. They truly "put the 'D' in Delivery!" For reliable and efficient transportation and logistics services, give them a call at 888-71-Bakup (888-712-2587) or (817) 204-7259. Check out their website at wegotbackup.com or find them on Facebook. Their services can save you a bunch of cash! Plus, they're hiring CDL drivers, so hit them up and get paid!

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A whistleblower exposes rampant self-dealing within a state equity program. Portland ramps up efforts to control Antifa, but is it too little too late? Governor Bob Ferguson's insane blind spot on girls' sports. New lawsuit in parental rights battle. Illegal driver in fatal Florida turnpike cash failed CDL test 10 times in Washington state – got a license anyway.

Salvage experts successfully concluded operations at Hong Kong International Airport after an AirACT Boeing 747-400 cargo jet skidded off the North Runway and into the sea. The team recovered key components, including the tail section, an engine, landing gear, and the flight data recorder, following the accident that tragically killed the two occupants of a security car struck by the plane. This episode conducts a deep dive into two critical market dynamics: the immediate, costly friction building at the U.S.-Mexico border due to the MVE compliance rules, and the paradoxical deepening capacity crunch within the domestic U.S. truckload market. We analyze how, despite the national Outbound Tender Volume Index hitting an all-time October low, capacity is quietly tightening up because it is exiting the market faster than demand is falling off, compounded by systemic safety risks linked to the proliferation of substandard CDL training facilities. The trucking sector is experiencing a significant capacity washout driven by a 30% collapse in long-haul freight, which is shifting market share to the resurgent intermodal sector. This capacity erosion, exacerbated by fears of deportation among non-domiciled and immigrant drivers in key markets like Southern California, is creating localized tightness and spot rate increases, which industry experts believe is laying the necessary groundwork for a potential trucking "super cycle" recovery around mid-2025. The U.S. highway system is facing a critical safety crisis, evidenced by a shocking 40% increase in fatal truck crashes since 2014, stemming largely from systemic flaws in commercial driver training and licensing. This deterioration is linked directly to a February 2022 regulatory change that allowed the proliferation of "CDL mills"—substandard facilities that exploit the self-certification database to issue licenses after minimal instruction, demanding stronger federal oversight and enforcement. A comprehensive reform proposal calls for centralizing the Commercial Driver's License system under the USDOT to establish a single, standardized Federal CDL with unified training and testing across the nation. To combat fraud and enhance security, the plan mandates the integration of the Federal CDL with the Transportation Worker Identification Credential card for biometric verification and comprehensive background checks, alongside stringent new rules aimed at eliminating fraudulent “chameleon companies” through address restrictions and federalizing apportioned license plate issuance. Despite the severe downturn in truckload demand, with the OTVI down 19% year-over-year, tender rejection rates are trending higher, underscoring the severe speed at which capacity is being removed from the market. The long-haul segment, specifically, has experienced a 30% decline as intermodal offers near-record savings, forcing trucking networks to regionalize and increasing volatility in long-haul tender rejection rates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How Many Illegal CDL's. There are - Approximately 100,000 truck drivers in the United States are illegal immigrants. - This estimate is based on the proportion of undocumented workers in the transportation and warehousing sector, which is higher than the national average. - It's surprising that truck driving, requiring a Commercial Driver's License (CDL), has a significant number of undocumented workers, given legal barriers. ### Background Truck drivers are vital to the U.S. economy, with around 3.5 million professionals ensuring goods are transported across the country. The transportation and warehousing sector, where most truck drivers work, employs about 5.6 million people and has a higher proportion of undocumented workers compared to other industries, at around 6.4% in recent years. ### Estimation Process The estimate of 100,000 undocumented truck drivers comes from analyzing the sector's workforce and the distribution of undocumented workers. Given the legal requirements for a CDL, such as proof of legal residency, it's notable that this number is significant, suggesting some undocumented workers may find ways to navigate these requirements, possibly through state-specific driver's license policies or other loopholes. How Many Illegal CDL's TAB Bank Let us Pay Your Invoices Without The Wait NCI Trucking – One of the best carriers looking for drivers for company drivers and lease drivers Truck Parking Club – When you need a parking space for that Big Rig, Truck Parking Club has you resting in seconds Carter Lumber Local Trucking Jobs – Employing Truckers that want to be home every Day Summar Financial Your Cash Flow Starts Here http://Truckinginsuranceguy.com For an insurance agent with old fashion values, call 507-884-1312 Top Ten Most Dangerous Trucking Companies Wide Open Road Compliance LLC Bubba.AI the most advanced AI dispatcher that travels with you everywhere Want to be part of our Viral Videos? Want to be part of our Viral Videos? Send us your company hat and we will wear it in a video or two. Many of our videos reach the millions. So let us represent you by wearing your attire. Send hats or Shirts to PO Box 3779 Homosassa Springs FL 34447 Want to Advertise with TalkCDL? Send us your requests and we will send you our media kit Post on our Giant Media Pages and Gain Many Followers If you are wanting to explore new ways in gaining followers and making your social platforms grow. Look no further. Post on TalkCDL and gain many followers. Write in and ask for rates. How Many Illegal CDL's

California's infinite wisdom strikes again! They've handed out 62,000 commercial driver's licenses to people whose legal status couldn't be verified – because nothing says "road safety" like putting someone behind an 18-wheeler when you don't know if they're here legally, speak English, or can even read a stop sign. What could go wrong?We dive into the deadly consequences of sanctuary state policies gone wild, from drug-addled drivers plowing through multiple vehicles to truckers who only speak Mandarin navigating American highways. Meanwhile, Governor Newsom sees "no problem here" as families bury their loved ones and Florida sues California and Washington over their reckless CDL policies.How did we get to the point where following basic federal licensing requirements became optional? Why are states prioritizing virtue signaling over public safety? And when will politicians be held accountable for policies that literally get people killed?This is what happens when ideology trumps common sense and taxpayer safety takes a backseat to sanctuary city politics. The wheels are coming off, folks.

In Episode 88, host Houston Blackwood takes listeners inside Bishop State Community College's CDL training program to hear the stories of the instructors, students, and leaders driving its success.Hear from instructors and graduates who share how hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world experience are shaping the next generation of professional drivers.From overcoming challenges to growing through new equipment training and online learning, this episode shows how dedication, innovation, and relationships are transforming lives through CDL training.

In this episode, Charles Jones, Jr. joins Travis & Tim Norlin to talk about his journey to Roehl. From his military service to getting his CDL through Georgia Driving Academy to on-the-job training with Roehl, Charles demonstrates why he is a finalist for the Transition Trucking: Driving to Excellence award. Transition Trucking is a national competition that recognizes the successful transition to the trucking industry following military service. Charles is a driver in our Van division, operating in a 7/4, 7/3 HOMEtime Plus Fleet. You can vote for Charles from November 1-11. Vote for Charles at https://transitiontrucking.org/vote

The Humboldt Bus-Truck Accident: Lessons in Resilience with Scott Thomas In this episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast for Truck Drivers, host Bruce Outridge chats with Scott Thomas to discuss the Humboldt truck accident—an experience that changed his outlook on safety, humility, and personal growth on people behind the wheel. Scott opens up about what happened, how he handled the aftermath, and the lessons that every driver can learn from his story. Whether you're a veteran trucker or new to the industry, this candid conversation offers insight into accountability, professionalism, and safety on the road. You can learn more about PTTAC at www.pttac.ca 

Salvage experts successfully concluded operations at Hong Kong International Airport after an AirACT Boeing 747-400 cargo jet skidded off the North Runway and into the sea. The team recovered key components, including the tail section, an engine, landing gear, and the flight data recorder, following the accident that tragically killed the two occupants of a security car struck by the plane. This episode conducts a deep dive into two critical market dynamics: the immediate, costly friction building at the U.S.-Mexico border due to the MVE compliance rules, and the paradoxical deepening capacity crunch within the domestic U.S. truckload market. We analyze how, despite the national Outbound Tender Volume Index hitting an all-time October low, capacity is quietly tightening up because it is exiting the market faster than demand is falling off, compounded by systemic safety risks linked to the proliferation of substandard CDL training facilities. The trucking sector is experiencing a significant capacity washout driven by a 30% collapse in long-haul freight, which is shifting market share to the resurgent intermodal sector. This capacity erosion, exacerbated by fears of deportation among non-domiciled and immigrant drivers in key markets like Southern California, is creating localized tightness and spot rate increases, which industry experts believe is laying the necessary groundwork for a potential trucking "super cycle" recovery around mid-2025. The U.S. highway system is facing a critical safety crisis, evidenced by a shocking 40% increase in fatal truck crashes since 2014, stemming largely from systemic flaws in commercial driver training and licensing. This deterioration is linked directly to a February 2022 regulatory change that allowed the proliferation of "CDL mills"—substandard facilities that exploit the self-certification database to issue licenses after minimal instruction, demanding stronger federal oversight and enforcement. A comprehensive reform proposal calls for centralizing the Commercial Driver's License system under the USDOT to establish a single, standardized Federal CDL with unified training and testing across the nation. To combat fraud and enhance security, the plan mandates the integration of the Federal CDL with the Transportation Worker Identification Credential card for biometric verification and comprehensive background checks, alongside stringent new rules aimed at eliminating fraudulent “chameleon companies” through address restrictions and federalizing apportioned license plate issuance. Despite the severe downturn in truckload demand, with the OTVI down 19% year-over-year, tender rejection rates are trending higher, underscoring the severe speed at which capacity is being removed from the market. The long-haul segment, specifically, has experienced a 30% decline as intermodal offers near-record savings, forcing trucking networks to regionalize and increasing volatility in long-haul tender rejection rates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) Join Bryan Dean Wright, former CIA Operations Officer, as he dives into today's top stories shaping America and the world. In this Friday Headline Brief of The Wright Report, Bryan covers China's interference in the New York City mayoral race, the stalled government funding battle in Washington, new data showing a resilient U.S. economy, dangerous foreign truck drivers on American roads, and spy games unfolding in Silicon Valley.   China Meddles in the NYC Mayoral Race: The Chinese Communist Party is boosting socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani on TikTok while suppressing content from rival Andrew Cuomo. Bryan calls it “bonkers” that America still allows a Chinese propaganda platform to shape its elections and urges Congress to shut it down immediately.   Democrats Block Government Funding Again: The Senate has now voted twelve times to reopen the government, and twelve times Democrats have said no — rejecting a bill to pay essential workers unless new health subsidies are included. Bryan says, “They're holding America's workers hostage for political gain.”   U.S. Economy Beats Expectations: Manufacturing activity rose for the fourth straight month, and Trump's tariffs show no inflationary impact. Mortgage rates dropped to 6.19%, their lowest of the year, while consumer spending remains strong among wealthier households. Bryan warns, however, that working-class families are still struggling under high costs.   Chinese Knockoff Airbags Kill Americans: At least six people have died after counterfeit Chinese airbags exploded during crashes, sending shrapnel through vehicles. The NHTSA is investigating, with cases tied to used Chevys and Hyundais.   Foreign Trucker Crisis Deepens: Indian nationals driving illegally in the U.S. are causing deadly crashes after repeatedly failing licensing tests. Bryan reports on one driver who failed ten times but still obtained a CDL through a corrupt Washington State program.   Silicon Valley Honeypot Spies: China and Russia are planting operatives — often young women — inside Bay Area tech firms to steal AI and defense secrets through seduction and marriage. Bryan shares a chilling real-life CIA story illustrating the tactic's human toll.   AI and the Power Problem: OpenAI's massive Texas data center will now run on its own natural gas plant, while the White House expands geothermal energy projects across the West. Bryan calls it “good news for your electric bill — and bad news for America's enemies.”   Good News for U.S. Workers: Provalus, a call center company, is bringing jobs back from India to rural America, paying $40,000 salaries for customer service roles. Bryan says, “It's proof that good business and good patriotism can live in the same company.”   Medical News — Social Media and the Brain: New research shows teens who spend more time on social media score lower in reading and memory tests, suggesting digital overstimulation harms brain development.   "And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." - John 8:32   Keywords: TikTok China interference NYC mayor race, Zohran Mamdani Andrew Cuomo, Senate Democrats block funding bill, Trump tariffs manufacturing growth, U.S. mortgage rates 6.19, Chinese counterfeit airbags NHTSA, illegal Indian truck drivers Washington State CDL, Silicon Valley honeypot spies China Russia, OpenAI Stargate Texas natural gas, geothermal energy leases Nevada Idaho, Provalus rural call centers jobs, social media brain research teenagers

Sanctuary seems to be code for ILLEGAL as another preventable accident kills three people, this time in California as a drunk illegal with a CDL causes a horrific crash. Are illegals getting commercial drivers licenses part of the grift in sanctuary cities? ICE cleans NYC's Canal Street of illegal alien street vendors and the media cries foul. Former Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot creates a database to identify ICE agents.

Jon Herold closes out the week with a fiery Friday edition of The Daily Herold, balancing humor, live digs, and deep political insight. After a few sponsor shoutouts to Badlands favorites, Jon dives into Steve Bannon's viral “Trump 2028” clip and breaks down how the 22nd Amendment, election fraud, and George Washington's precedent all tie into the debate over presidential term limits. He then explores Merrick Garland and Christopher Wray's signatures on the “Arctic Frost” investigation, exposing how the DOJ's actions prove political persecution against Trump. From Trump's upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping to Canada's Reagan ad controversy and the 62,000 CDL licenses issued to illegal immigrants in California, Jon connects it all to government corruption, hypocrisy, and broken systems. Despite calling it a “slow news day,” this episode proves that when it comes to political double standards, there's never a dull moment in the Badlands.

Kevin covered the following story: Hurricane Melissa is making news in the Southern Caribbean; yet another illegal Indian national truck driver causes an accident, this time in Southern California, killing 3 people; illegal immigrant trucker accused in fatal California crash, released by Biden administration after 2022 border crossing; the trucker according to CBS news "He's an amazing guy..."; Overdrive magazine revealed the true story of the active non-domiciled CDLs; States targeted by DOT respond to non-domiciled CDL freeze; oil and gas prices are on the move; Kevin has the details, Digs through the data, discusses the information, offers his insights and opinions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin covered the following story: Hurricane Melissa is making news in the Southern Caribbean; yet another illegal Indian national truck driver causes an accident, this time in Southern California, killing 3 people; illegal immigrant trucker accused in fatal California crash, released by Biden administration after 2022 border crossing; the trucker according to CBS news "He's an amazing guy..."; Overdrive magazine revealed the true story of the active non-domiciled CDLs; States targeted by DOT respond to non-domiciled CDL freeze; oil and gas prices are on the move; Kevin has the details, Digs through the data, discusses the information, offers his insights and opinions.

Kevin covered the following story: Hurricane Melissa is making news in the Southern Caribbean; yet another illegal Indian national truck driver causes an accident, this time in Southern California, killing 3 people; illegal immigrant trucker accused in fatal California crash, released by Biden administration after 2022 border crossing; the trucker according to CBS news "He's an amazing guy..."; Overdrive magazine revealed the true story of the active non-domiciled CDLs; States targeted by DOT respond to non-domiciled CDL freeze; oil and gas prices are on the move; Kevin has the details, Digs through the data, discusses the information, offers his insights and opinions.

Tara dives deep into a whirlwind of national and international crises in this episode. From a deadly semi-truck crash in California highlighting Gavin Newsom's controversial CDL policies for undocumented immigrants, to the explosive revelations in Virginia Gaffrey's posthumous Epstein memoir and Judicial Watch suing the CIA for records, this episode covers it all. Tara also examines Trump's fight against deep state interference, Democrat street thugs, international cartel influence, and China's role in global crime networks. From border enforcement and fentanyl busts to Latin American geopolitics, Tara connects the dots on the fight for America's security, justice, and sovereignty.

Tara exposes the intertwining crises shaking America and beyond. From California's deadly semi-truck crash linked to Gavin Newsom's controversial CDL policies, to explosive revelations in the posthumous Epstein memoir of Virginia Gaffrey, today's episode unpacks the corruption, lawlessness, and global threats at play. Dive into Trump's fight against deep state interference, Democrat complicity, cartel influence across Latin America, and China's hidden role in global crime networks. This episode connects the dots between domestic chaos, international cartels, and the ongoing battle for justice, sovereignty, and accountability.

Today on AirTalk: Changes in the Department of Transportation's policy regarding English proficiency are causing a stir; Public opinion changes around nuclear power; NBA season preview; and the basics of Prop 50. Today on AirTalk: English proficiency exams for CDL holders (0:15) Nuclear energy and public opinion (24:17) NBA preview (24:17) Prop 50 (33:36) Visit www.preppi.com/LAist to receive a FREE Preppi Emergency Kit (with any purchase over $100) and be prepared for the next wildfire, earthquake or emergency

Airbnb next to Dana is going to have a great time, Two 18-year-olds involved in a fatal M2 Semi accident in Kansas City, Over the Top Sylvester Stallone, and more CDL comments.

Prepare for the freight market shift in 2026 and be ready to pivot when contracts tighten and rates stagnate by listening to our topics today! In this episode, you'll learn why focusing on the spot market instead of long-term RFPs will give brokers the flexibility to thrive through the coming changes, how to price in real time and protect your margins, and how automation and AI are reshaping broker operations. On the regulatory side, I cover the growing crackdown on non-domiciled CDL issuance and the safety fallout from illegal operators running unregistered trucks. States like California and Kentucky are tightening compliance, exposing just how deep the enforcement issues go.   Resources / References https://cdllife.com/2025/driver-without-cdl-driving-for-illegal-company-placed-on-ice-detainer-for-fatal-us-20-crash/ https://www.ttnews.com/articles/california-fmcsa-elp-refute https://www.ttnews.com/articles/states-action-non-domiciled  

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about Chuck scaring Dave, World Egg Day, tarantula festival, old lady tried to beat a train, man runs from police leading to wrong way driving, cop with several DUIs busted driving in uniform with Fireball, thief hiding with face in umbrella, café busted with roaches in pizza, house’s Halloween decorations look like it’s on fire, young boy chokes on trampoline, obese dog survived being run over, MLB playoffs, update on UNC and Bill Belichick, old lady wins $1M at Tigers game, scammers using Hallmark movie stars to target seniors, Chuck’s AI videos of Dave, a couple attacked by cats, parents abandon teen with cash and guns, standoff ends with Dairy Queen Blizzard, naked man behaving erratically saying he was bitten by snakes, lady trucker poses as men for CDL tests, OnlyFans model robs people, kid finds live grenade in front yard, woman hospitalized after eating frogs, 6 kids rob guy of his takeout, video of opossum falling from porch, Ask Dave & Chuck The Freak, she has condition that makes her unable to control her tongue, wife selling feet pics, clogged toilet at gym, lots of unpaid parking tickets, escaped inmate arrested running around naked, pastor using church money to buy things for himself, how much Americans lost to porch pirates, flight makes emergency landing when they nearly ran out of fuel, and more! This episode of Dave & Chuck is brought to you in part by Profluent http://bit.ly/4fhEq5l