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It is almost that time. Time to take delivery of my new ride. Yep, my new International truck is about ready to put in service. READ MORE...

We are coming into a new season where temperatures can fluctuate wildly. When this happens we run the risk of getting into what is commonly referred to as cold and flu season... READ MORE...

RIP Dreamer Dale Gose Obituary | Sep 13, 2024 | Circleville, OH

Here's a bit of information on Turtle. Ken "Kenny" Slaughter Jr, was born in south-western KY in 1957. He moved to rural northern Cincinnati, OH area with his family in 1966, where he enjoyed playing baseball, enjoyed playing the trumpet in band with a younger brother (Len), at Princeton High...

I'm sad to report that Turtle passed away in his home on August 1st of this year. He was active on EO right til the end, his last login being July 29. RIP :turtle:

Their last name is Caffee and they have retired from expediting after Linda had some health issues a few years ago. They are still trucking tho!

Recently, we were called into a scale house with a hazmat load. Fortunately, my husband Dave was driving. I say fortunately because any time I get called into a scale I get so nervous that I will do something wrong to get a violation... READ MORE...

In the high-stakes world of trucking, accidents can halt operations and jeopardize income streams for expediters. But what if there was a legal solution to ensure they receive the compensation they rightfully deserve. READ MORE...

Oh no. Dreamer was one of the first people from here that I met in real life, besides Lawrence of course. RIP

This week Dave and I are celebrating 25 years of marriage. If you readers don’t mind, I would like to take this space to talk about us. READ MORE...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) will be holding an online listening session October 4, 2024 at Noon ET and will end at 1:30 PM ET. The topic is the unique needs for women in the trucking industry. READ MORE...

It’s very likely you or someone you know has suffered with mental health issues; whether that be anxiety, depression, anger, or a feeling of general unease within your own mind. READ MORE...

The expedite world has always been a hurry up and wait business. Those of us in this segment of the trucking industry understand what that means. For those not on this side of trucking, let me explain. READ MORE...

If you are one of the estimated 3.5 million truck drivers out on the roads today, you are probably aware of the significance of the month of September. This is when way back in 1988 the first Truck Driver Appreciation Week began. READ MORE...

This week we all had the opportunity to enjoy a holiday that allows us to reflect on the work that we do. While we were home over the Labor Day weekend we still were working. Dave was working on the truck. I was working on end of month reconciling and planning future work. READ MORE...

We plan our trips. We even consider alternate routes. We try to avoid major cities during the morning or evening rush hours. Many truck drivers put a lot of planning time into making our drive as smooth as possible. READ MORE...

Anytime I have ever tried training someone to drive a car or truck, ride a motorcycle, bicycle or jet ski, I have always said to them to “be one with the vehicle”. Being one with the motorcycle or bicycle means to move with the machine. Lean into the turns, feel how the bike handles and adjust...

When a commercial trucker gets into an accident, it can be a major disruption. Dealing with insurance claims while trying to get a truck back on the road can be overwhelming. Many truckers, however, are unaware of the duty to mitigate their losses. Mitigation is an important concept that applies...

Before I got into trucking I had friends. After I got into trucking I made new friends who have become like family. I’m sure that if I asked any truck driver that I meet, they would agree that the trucking industry is a close knit group of people who are more family to them than their own...

Have you ever had one of those weeks where things could have turned out very differently than they did? We recently had such a week. The week was filled with near misses through no fault of our own. READ MORE...