Did you know that the average American trucker spends approximately 300 days on the road each year? Long-haul trips are part of the trucking lifestyle, but when you aren't able to come home and sleep in your own bed, it can be challenging to get... (Read More)

So, you're looking for a new trucking job? Sounds exciting! If you've spent more than a decade behind the wheel of a semi, it's perfectly natural to feel confident, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't prepare in advance. Interview skills are just... (Read More)

The United States is home to between 300,000-500,000 long-haul truckers. Over the course of the past few years, the industry has experienced a rapid evolution due to several factors, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the ELDT mandate and retention... (Read More)

If you own or operate refrigerated trucks, it's important to go above and beyond in terms of maintenance. These vehicles have built-in refrigeration units responsible for keeping perishable goods like produce, dairy and meat fresh. If you don't... (Read More)

If you've spent much time around semi-trucks, you know they make a lot of noise. Nothing is quite as satisfying as firing up your diesel engine and hearing it roar, but other sounds, like grating metal or high-pitched squeals, can indicate... (Read More)

A recent survey by AAA found that more than 50% of all car accidents that end in a fatality are the result of road rage. Perhaps even more startling are the following statistics compiled by DriversEd.com: 53% of drivers think speeding is normal... (Read More)

Now that September is here, schools all over the country are back in session. Though the majority of your time behind the wheel is spent on highways and interstates, there will inevitably be times when you need to take an exit and navigate city... (Read More)

If you operate a commercial vehicle like a semi-truck, school bus or oil tanker, you're required by law to undergo a Department of Transportation physical once every two years. If you're a new driver, you're probably wondering what to expect and... (Read More)

You've just left the truck depot with a fresh load of cargo. The fuel is topped off, the tires are rotated, and you just changed the oil. As you turn onto the interstate and start climbing a hill, you notice a new indicator on the dashboard. You... (Read More)

Tire problems are one of the most common issues that truck drivers face. To operate a semi safely, it's crucial you perform routine inspections of all 18 tires. Failing to do so increases the risk of a flat tire or blowout, not to mention hours of... (Read More)