International Roadcheck is an annual event conducted by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) in collaboration with law enforcement agencies throughout North America. During this annual event, truck drivers and their vehicles are inspected for compliance with safety regulations. Data will be gathered from those three days and shared later this year...
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The life of a truck driver is not for everyone. Not only do you have to deal with the constant stress of driving on a big rig, but you also have to navigate all kinds of weather, traffic jams, and other obstacles. Being a truck driver requires a unique set of skills, including a willingness to spend long hours alone on the road, the ability to stay alert and focused for extended periods of time, and strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities...
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A lot of people rely on you as a trucker, whether it's your employer, your customers, or the consumers that buy the goods you haul. Your job is not an easy one; you are tasked with meeting strict deadlines while keeping yourself and fellow drivers safe. Whether you're a rookie driver or have years of experience under your belt, training remains an important part of the job.
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The trucking industry has been facing major changes, ranging from updated driver training regulations to better pay incentives. One constant across all jobs, however, is tax season. Truckers have numerous tax deductions that play a role in gross income adjustment (and overall taxes to be paid). Preparation is key for not only getting your taxes done on time...
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Truck drivers have long been the backbone of the United States, delivering essential goods throughout the nation even in times of crisis. Data from recent years reveals an exciting trend in the trucking industry. The ongoing driver shortage, coupled with other challenges to the supply chain industry in recent years, has resulted in a significant increase in driver compensation.
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Being a truck driver is a challenging job, and when you're first starting out, there are many things you may not be aware of that only come with years of experience. You learn as you go, just as with any profession, but there are certain mistakes that are common among new truck drivers that are entirely avoidable. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics...
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