Trucking Blog

Trucking is a multifaceted career path that offers a high pay ceiling and numerous advancement opportunities. Whether you’re a seasoned truck driver or just curious about training for your CDL [...]

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 [...]

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. Your GI Bill can help [...]

When preparing for your CDL HAZMAT test, you should study the CDL manual and never look past the importance of a practice test. HAZMAT practice tests will show you what you already know and what [...]

If you’re considering taking the CDL- A test to become a truck driver it may seem a little intimidating. But if you study the right materials in an organized way and choose a good school, passing [...]

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. With a Class A CDL license a driver can use a commercial vehicle (C.M.V.) to pull a trailer over 10,000 pounds. The [...]