The effort targets all trucking companies and drivers. Carriers should verify their operations meet federal standards to avoid penalties during investigations.
Federal agencies and a White House task force will investigate and prosecute trucking fraud. Secretary Sean Duffy announced the new enforcement effort.
The initiative uses a whole-of-government approach. Multiple agencies will coordinate their work. They will target fraudulent activity across the industry.
The crackdown affects all trucking companies and drivers. Companies and drivers involved in fraud will face federal investigation and prosecution.
Source: Transport Topics — https://www.ttnews.com/articles/white-house-trucking-fraud
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