One of the many challenges that comes with being a professional truck driver is the sleep schedule. Adjusting to a different sleep schedule can be difficult. One of the most important things you can do as a truck driver is ensure you are getting enough sleep in order to make sure you are alert while on the road. Here are a few tips and tricks for the best ways to adapt to different sleep schedules.
Winter driving can be dangerous for any driver but especially for truck drivers. There are many unpredictable things that can happen in winter weather and it is always important to be prepared. Here are a few tips and tricks to help you stay safe while driving this winter!
There are many stereotypes that surround the trucking industry. These myths and misconceptions are often negative and without proper basis. They are often insulting and encourage misinformation about an entire group of people and industry. Today, we are going to set the record straight on some of these myths.
Any professional truck driver will tell you that windy conditions can be dangerous. It is easy to underestimate windy conditions since they don’t seem as dangerous as ice, snow, or rain. However, wind can be just as dangerous if you aren’t prepared. Here are our tips for staying safe in high wind conditions.
A career in trucking can be rewarding and profitable, but just like any other career drivers often can experience burnout. Trucking can be fast-paced, stressful, and demanding and you can notice this job is taking a toll on your physical and mental health. This is called burnout. In this blog, we are going to go over ways to help you avoid burnout while working in the trucking industry.
Long haul truck drivers drive from state to state and are often on the road for multiple days and sometimes weeks. A long haul route takes a lot of time and energy to complete – so what are some things truck drivers do to pass the time while on a long haul?
