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Every year the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) surveys the Critical Issues in the Trucking Industry. First of all, an analysis of the industry is necessary to assess its condition and to outline ways of solving problems. And for several years now one of the main problems has been the driver shortage. Top 10 problems in…

Trucking with a diabete November was National Diabetes Awareness Month and unfortunately, professional truckers are often susceptible to this disease due to their lifestyle. In this post, you will find a quick summary of the main symptoms of diabetes, its types, and the steps you need to take to diagnose this disease while pursuing your trucking…

If it is ok for you to share a truck with someone else, team driving can be a very profitable career. Two truckers can handle the same distance more than 2 times faster than a solo driver. This means they will be able to deliver more goods and expect a higher payment for their work…

Thanksgiving is meant to be about family time, but a lot of truckers have to spend it on the road. Trucking during the holiday season can be challenging: traffic jams, high volume of travelers, difficult winter weather conditions in some regions demand the drivers stay alert. We have several tips on how to remain safe…

If you are just starting your business as an owner-operator, you are definitely thinking about buying a trailer. Your income in the future largely depends on the equipment you choose, which means it is very important not to make a mistake. Moreover, a trailer is an expensive investment. So which one is the best choice…

Transportation Officials Study Extra Long Semi Trailers The North Dakota Department of Transportation decided to study the “road trains” impact on the highway system and the safety of driving them across the state. Such vehicles can help to significantly save on fuel costs, but at the same time create additional problems on the roads. If your…

Drivers’ actions are a contributing cause of the truck accidents. And of course, sleep deprivation increases these risks even more. According to NSC, drowsy driving accounts for about 100,000 truck and car crashes annually. Driving commercial vehicles requires more concentration and precision, which is difficult to achieve if you don't get enough sleep. The Impact of…