Semi-truck rollover accidents are a serious concern in the trucking industry. These accidents not only pose a risk to the driver, but also to other motorists on the road. When a semi-truck rolls over, it has the potential to do a great deal of damage, even more so than other types of accidents. This is … Continue reading “Preventing Semi-Truck Rollover Accidents”
When you’re on the road as much as truckers are, eating out can become both unhealthy and expensive. Truck drivers can combat this by preparing their own meals right in the cab of their semi-truck. In-cab cooking not only saves money but also promotes healthier eating. This guide provides a comprehensive look into in-cab cooking … Continue reading “A Guide To In-Cab Cooking For Truckers”
As a professional truck driver, encountering roadside inspections is a common part of your job. These inspections are conducted to ensure compliance with safety regulations and maintain the overall integrity of the transportation industry. In this blog, we’ll provide you with valuable tips and advice on how to handle roadside inspections efficiently and effectively, helping … Continue reading “Handling Roadside Inspections As A Trucker”
Securing your cargo properly is extremely important when transporting goods and materials in the trucking industry. It protects your valuable assets and ensures the safety of drivers and others on the road. Know the Regulations To ensure safety on the road, it’s crucial for trucking companies and drivers to understand the rules for securing cargo … Continue reading “Techniques And Regulations For Securing Cargo”
Maintaining a good Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) score is crucial for professional drivers operating in the United States. The CSA program was introduced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to improve the safety of commercial motor vehicles on the nation’s roadways. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the basics of CSA scores … Continue reading “CSA Score Basics For Truckers”
When you’re a trucker, life on the road can be demanding. Long hours behind the wheel mean you need rest, nourishment, and facilities that offer more than the basic amenities. One crucial element to make your journey smoother is finding the best truck stops. How do you find the ideal one that meets all your … Continue reading “Tips For Finding The Best Truck Stops”
Once you’ve finished commercial driver’s license (CDL) school and completed your on-the-road training, you’re ready to hit the road as a solo trucker. The first year as a rookie driver is often intimidating. You’ll be out for the first time without a trainer immediately available for any questions, and there are many new situations you’ll … Continue reading “How To Stay Calm Driving Solo As A Rookie”
You can earn your commercial driver’s license (CDL) in as little as four weeks with accelerated truck driver training. After this, many students have offers for jobs lined up. However, this doesn’t mean that your training is entirely complete. Most motor carriers require some form of on-the-road training with one of their mentors before you … Continue reading “Tips For On-The-Road Training”
As a new trucking graduate, you’ve worked hard in truck driving school and earned your commercial driver’s license (CDL). But the journey is only the beginning. Navigating the trucking industry as a new graduate can be daunting. Here are the top five challenges trucking graduates must face when starting their careers: Getting Hired Landing … Continue reading “Top 5 Challenges For New Trucking Graduates”
Mental health is an issue that affects everyone, including truck drivers. It is important for drivers to be aware of the potential mental health risks associated with the trucking lifestyle and to take steps to protect their mental health. Stressors in the Trucking Industry Like any career field, the trucking industry has its share of … Continue reading “Mental Health In Trucking”
