Meera Joshi

The Biden administration announced Robin Hutcheson will replace Meera Joshi as FMCSA deputy administrator.

Meera Joshi’s surprise departure from FMCSA is the latest in a string that may have the public wondering why the job is so difficult to fill.

The agency that regulates trucking has not had a Senate-confirmed leader in more than two years.

Thanks to persistent industry headwinds, the debate surrounding how to pay drivers – by the mile or by the hour – is heating up, and Congress is taking notice.

FMCSA’s Meera Joshi is taking on multiple trucking issues.

Owner-operators are warning the FMCSA that shortages at drug-testing clinics are threatening truck driver livelihoods.

FMCSA Deputy Administrator Meera Joshi indicated her strong support for safety technologies during her nomination hearing to take over agency, noting that safety is the common goal of both the industry and the agency.

FMCSA Deputy Administrator Meera Joshi was told during the hearing on her nomination to become administrator that truck crash trends underscore the need for agency action.

The FMCSA touts safety efforts and driver recruitment in its latest round of grant funding.

Regulators point to fatalities in promoting Work Zone Awareness Week.

Biden has picked former New York City regulator Meera Joshi to be administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

Labor groups tell DOT that automated vehicle policy should not be based on industry self-regulation.

A DOT autonomous trucking technology study downplays concerns raised by the FMCSA.

Understanding trucking automation’s effect on the trucker workforce is a priority for the Biden administration, an FMCSA official asserts.

Washington appeals court asked to place in abeyance HOS review for 60 days due to the new administration.

DOT announces slate of 40 to the department’s leadership team as the Biden administration kicks into gear.