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Finding a decent truck stop can be a game-changer for truck drivers living the open road lifestyle. It's more than simply a gas station; it's a haven for truckers where they can eat well, rest, and in...
Every mile counts for owner-operators traveling the length and breadth of America's roadways. And when it comes to fuel prices, wise cost-cutting is the way to go. Owner-operators' gasoline cards can ...
Becoming an owner-operator in the trucking industry is an enticing prospect for many truck drivers. The idea of owning and operating your own trucking business comes with a sense of independence and p...
The trucking industry serves as the backbone of the economy, facilitating the movement of goods across vast distances. However, one significant factor that continually affects the profitability and su...
Dry Van carrying is without a doubt the most well-known and widely used type of transportation. Almost every OTR or regional truck driver has driven a dry van at some time in their career. Why? Dry va...
Freightliners must be included on any list of the top semi-trucks worth its salt. They are now the most popular truck among American drivers. There are several valid explanations for this.
Distracted driving is defined as anything that takes your eyes, hands, or concentration away from the task of driving a commercial motor vehicle. Examples of inattentive truck driving include:
Independent owner-operators and small-to-midsized trucking companies must make a big decision about whether or not to engage a dispatch service. Working with a trustworthy partner means you can count ...
Transporting freight on a flatbed truck is a common practice when it is impossible to fit the cargo into a regular truck trailer. Cranes, forklifts, and other equipment can reach flatbeds easily for l...
In America's economy, trucking companies are crucial. Despite the difficulties the COVID pandemic posed for the industry, they continued. What changes or difficulties may the trucking business expect ...