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)
Artificial intelligence can be a buzzword but is also being incorporated in hundreds of industries in the modern day including the truck driving industry. It’s predicted that the AI market within the transportation industry will grow at an annual... (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)
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)
Safety is the No. 1 priority for truck drivers who work tirelessly to transport goods across our nation. Driver fatigue is a big danger for truck drivers, with as many as 13% of commercial truck driver crashes due to fatigue, according to the... (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)
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)
There's an active truck driver shortage in America, with 300,000 truck drivers leaving the profession each year, according to CBS News. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has made this shortage worse due to the lack of training and apprenticeships... (Read More)
Getting the recommended amount of sleep is crucial for truck drivers. When sleep is not prioritized, truck drivers are more susceptible to accidents that put both themselves and the general public at risk.
Although it may be tempting to get that... (Read More)