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How the Covid-19 Impacted the Trucking Industry
In January 2020, no one could have expected that the year would take such a catastrophic turn. All industries were impacted by the first global
November 18, 2020
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In January 2020, no one could have expected that the year would take such a catastrophic turn. All industries were impacted by the first global
Drivers under the age of 21 years that have completed CDL training and would be legally required to complete extra apprenticeship style training. This is to make sure that young drivers receive additional training, to compensate for less than four years total driving experience.
The first phase of using the WRDA funds for improvement will spend $500 million ‘catching up’ on a backlog of maintenance work at various ports. And then an additional $100 million per year until reaching the budgeted $1 billion after five years of infrastructure improvements.
The U.S. DOT has started a series of webinars and provided some new data and information resources to help improve the productivity of the trucking
Every year there are safety checks, days, and weekends when both commercial and non-commercial vehicles can be randomly inspected. It is a nuisance, but we all know why it is necessary. The safety blitz events help remove unsafe vehicles from the road. And that makes every highway just a little bit safer for all drivers.
No matter how long you have been a CDL trucker, a reminder to get ready for Fall is valuable. Get yourself in the mindset of the changing season and stay alert and prepared.
All it took was a mass panic at the grocery store, to get Americans to start thinking differently about the trucking industry. Among the experiences
A new Final Offer Rate Review (FORR) proposal is shaking up the rail industry and threatens to put the much-needed innovation and automation of transmodal freight on hold (again) because of regulatory red tape.
Have you ever listened to a CB channel and thought you could barely understand what truckers were talking about? As kids in Texas, and many
The Hours of Service (HOS) regulations have not been updated since they were first instituted by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in 1938.
When you think of Texas, one of the first products that comes to mind is oil and gas. If you live here, you already know
Don’t look the other way; be the person that does something, because you could save someone’s life, and help combat human trafficking.
If you are an owner-operator, it’s important to stay connected to online resources that help you stay informed about changes to legal requirements, and for
The growing demand for more CDL truckers in America has created more opportunities for women to join the trucking industry. As of 2017, only 6%
Keep your favorite truck stop information handy and plan your most economical trip with the safest rest stops on the highway.
