Truck driving safety is a huge concern for many Americans who need to stay safe on our roads. Plus, it’s important for other reasons, including attracting new trucks drivers, lowering CSA scores, retaining employees, cutting costs and more. All... (Read More)

When operating a truck that surpasses a weight of 50,000 pounds, you have to be on your game. This means being mentally focused and prepared for whatever the road and others might throw at you. Getting your best sleep ensures alertness and reduces... (Read More)

The truck driving industry employs more than 3.5 million people in the U.S., where driving large tractor-trailers or delivery trucks is one of the largest occupations, according to census.gov. In a survey by Food Logistics, over half of drivers... (Read More)

Being on the road for weeks at a time for several years is enough to cause burnout amongst even the best and most professional truck drivers. According to data from truck driver training programs, the average truck driver spends about 300 days on... (Read More)

Networking is a crucial part of the truck driving industry to receive additional training, feedback from peers and new job opportunities. Not only is networking in person important, but online networking is also crucial in the digital age. Although... (Read More)

In the world of long-haul trucking, life on the road can often be sedentary, making it challenging for truck drivers to prioritize their physical health. However, maintaining fitness is crucial for overall well-being and can significantly improve... (Read More)

If you want to get paid to become a full-time truck driver, then CDL paid training is the right track for you. It's a viable alternative to private truck driving schools where you'll avoid having to pay a large sum of money upfront. However, this... (Read More)

Truck drivers often handle high-risk projects including hauling hot or liquid substances and driving challenging routes in stormy weather conditions. Although the majority of projects in the truck driving industry are considered to be safe, be sure... (Read More)

The first year as a truck driver is the start of a new chapter for many and comes with challenges and rewards. You'll be spending your time training, taking on new driving routes and getting acclimated to the lifestyle of a truck driver. Although... (Read More)

Truck driving is a relatively lucrative career and the average truck driver takes home around $71,446 per year in the U.S., according to Indeed. Salaries have increased over time with the median truck driver salary increasing 18% in recent years and... (Read More)