Just like any industry, there are various myths associated with professionals in the trucking business. While some may be rooted in truth, a lot more are just stories that people tell, that have no basis in the truth. Truck drivers are hard working professionals that often have to drive in tough and adverse conditions. But if you think you have them all figured out you might be perpetuating a myth. Check out these four common myths about truck drivers and the truth behind the stories. (more…)
Archive for March, 2018
The Truth Behind 4 Common Myths About The Trucking Industry
Thursday, March 29th, 2018Safety Tips For Truck Driving In Spring Showers
Friday, March 23rd, 2018While truckers are happy that winter storms are coming to an end, the weather hazards are not over just yet. Spring is known to bring heavy rainstorms, which can be just as dangerous as driving in the snow. Wet conditions are very dangerous and should be taken seriously by every trucker, as accidents due to rain and slippery roads frequently happen each year. Continue reading for some safety tips all drivers should know for upcoming spring showers. (more…)
Safety Tips for Trucking at Night
Thursday, March 15th, 2018Truckers know that driving at night is much different than driving during the day, and requires a whole new set of skills and knowledge. Check out this list of safety tips for driving your truck at night to ensure that you keep yourself and others on the road safe during your overnight drives. (more…)
4 Signs You’re Meant To Be A Truck Driver
Friday, March 9th, 2018A trucking career is a great path to choose, but how do you know if it’s the right choice? Professional truckers need to have certain qualities and aspirations to have a successful and happy career. If you’re thinking about becoming a truck driver but aren’t sure if it’s the right job for you, read these signs that will show if you’re meant to be a trucker. (more…)
4 Safe Driving Tips For Construction Zones
Thursday, March 1st, 2018All drivers on the road must be aware of driving safely through construction zones, especially truck drivers. Construction zones typically have many signs with bright colors or lights to notify drivers of the road conditions ahead. The zones almost always have slower speed limits than previously stated on the highway, as slowing down and being aware of your surroundings is extremely important in these areas. Continue reading to learn more safe driving tips to know exactly what to do when approaching a construction zone. (more…)