Industry-wide Driver Shortage
The current bull economy the United States is experiencing is acting as a double-edged sword for the transportation industry; freight volumes and demand are on the rise, but the current truck driver shortage is magnified as the increased demand leads to job creation. In addition, this economy means people are able to buy more products, only inflating the demand for quality truck drivers to ship goods across the U.S.
Nebraska Ranks #3 for Safest Fleet Drivers
A recent report from Verizon Connect ranked Nebraska fleet drivers third in the country for safest fleet drivers.
What Does the Release of the Self-Driving Truck Mean for the Future?
In November Tesla rolled out the world’s first fully electric, semiautonomous semi-truck. They claim it can go 500 miles between charges, hauling 80,000 pounds. It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, but they are scheduled to go into production in...
Owner Operator vs. Company Driver
Whether you are currently a company driver, or are looking to break into the trucking industry, being an owner operator may seem very appealing. If you are a new driver trying to decide between becoming an owner operator or a company driver, it is good to know that...