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)

Driver for long periods can start to cause discomfort and kinks in the body, especially for truck drivers who don't take regular breaks. Sitting in the same position for long periods, your body stiffens and blood flow slows, leading to blood clots... (Read More)

Transportation accounts for 28% of emissions in the U.S., and trucks make up 23%. It’s no secret that the truck driving industry must move toward becoming more eco-friendly for future sustainability efforts. Thousands of major trucking... (Read More)

Truck driving is a rewarding occupation with an all-time high of 3.5 million truck drivers nationwide, according to census.gov. Truck driving is one of the largest occupations in the U.S. Being a truck driver is joyful in many ways and helps... (Read More)

Working on a job with a vehicle that hauls hot asphalt means taking extra precautions as a truck driver. We're here to make the process easier. If you're new to the world of truck driving, remember that you're the most valuable part of the job. The... (Read More)

Summertime brings a sigh of relief for truck drivers who are used to navigating dangerous, icy roads or driving through spring thunderstorms. However, summer is a busy time for truck drivers as many companies take advantage of the nice weather to... (Read More)

Truck drivers must follow some pre-road trip safety protocols to ensure the trip runs as safely and smoothly as possible. Although this is not the most exciting part of the job for truck drivers, it's necessary to make our roads safe and to keep... (Read More)

Truck drivers work long hours and make several road trips throughout the year, requiring them to pack an emergency kit. Although some may refer to the pack as an emergency or survival kit, some may call it a "bug-out bag" or set of disaster response... (Read More)

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)