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Sunday, November 1, 2026

The industry that keeps America moving now waits to see how America votes

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Refrigerated truck driving along a mountain road surrounded by forests, with sunlight breaking over the horizon above the peaks.

Miguel Perfectti

As Americans brace for the outcome to next week’s midterm elections, a potential shift in power could shape the U.S. trucking industry as issues such as broker liability, driver certification, and U.S. trade policy are up for grabs in the 2027-2028 legislative session.

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