Driver Lifestyles
What's New in Health and Trucking?
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) there are many health factors that truck drivers must be aware of, and warnings to adhere to, in order to maintain their livelihood on the road. Keeping an up-to-date Department of Transportation (DOT) physical, long-form and medical card, in their truck is the most commonly accepted way to ensure a driver is staying DOT compliant when it comes to their health. But what exactly does that mean to someone who might be a new add...
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Life on the Road at the Holidays
Consider what it may feel like to be, in some cases, thousands of miles away from the ones you love, especially during t... -
Life on the Road at the Holidays
Consider what it may feel like to be, in some cases, thousands of miles away from the ones you love, especially during t... -
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Millennials in Trucking: Not What You Expect
The millennial designation tends to turn-up noses and rotate stomachs for some folks. For others, it’s a badge of hono... -
Skill Stacking: How to Make the Most of Your Downtime
As an expediter, you can’t always control how long you’ll sit between loads. But one thing you can control is what y... -
Trucking Law: Adapting to sleep apnea’s most common treatment
There are many types of sleep apnea, but obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is far and away the most common, especially among...