Trucking Blog

While you don’t need a CDL license to become a forklift operator, you do need to be properly trained and OSHA certified. Get The OSHA Forklift Operators’ Certification Operating a forklift is a [...]

Finding an entry level truck driving job can be a challenge, as many companies want drivers to have at least one year of experience in the field. But don’t give up, there is hope! There are [...]

Summer is just around the corner, as Memorial Day unofficially kicks off the warm-weather season. However, if you are a truck driver, the summer season means a whole new set of issues to be aware [...]

This article includes information about semi truck sleeper cab interiors, amenities, personal touches and other benefits. Featured image is a Mack, their highway brochure is linked in the [...]

The 3 major classifications of CDL licenses are Class A, Class B and Class C. Read on to learn a little more about each type. With a Class A CDL license a driver can use a commercial vehicle [...]

For drivers, winter can cause many problems. Rain, sleet, and snow make roads dangerous and slippery, and sometimes altogether impossible to drive on. Truck drivers, especially, must be prepared [...]

Short answer, some do. Long answer, The need for truckers remains steady throughout the year, however, there are certain gaps in the need for truckers and the holiday season is one of them. If [...]

Many people have asked us whether or not you can use your Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) benefits for attending truck driver training programs. The short answer – yes. MGIB will help cover the [...]

There are few things more frustrating than glancing at the driver beside you, only to find their eyes glued to their lap with one hand on the wheel, unfocused on the road. What’s worse is if that [...]

First off, if you’re currently in a lot of pain you need to consult with a doctor. The following methods are preventative only. Whether you are a truck driver or not, most people have [...]