Are you an experienced truck driver who's seeking more freedom? If you're looking to take the next step in your profession, becoming an owner operator might be the move you're considering. Becoming an owner operator in the trucking industry can be a rewarding path for those looking to take control of their career and income. However, this shift also comes with...
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Each year, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) conducts the International Roadcheck, a vital initiative to uphold safety standards within the trucking industry. This annual enforcement and education effort prioritizes comprehensive vehicle inspections and promotes compliance with safety regulations across North America. The 2025 CVSA International Roadcheck is scheduled for...
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The trucking profession places immense responsibility on drivers' shoulders. The demanding nature of long-haul trucking not only requires focused driving, but also the ability to make quick decisions in various conditions. Alertness and focus can be easily weathered away by the fatigue that can arise from the challenging nature of the trucker lifestyle. Inadequate rest...
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Starting a career as a truck driver is an exciting and challenging journey. The first few months can be overwhelming as you adjust to life on the road, long hours, and the responsibilities that come with the job. The learning curve can be steep as new drivers transition from training to taking on the road alone. While CDL training is essential...
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It feels like the new year still has just begun, but tax season is coming up faster than you may think. Filing taxes as a truck driver - whether you're an owner-operator or a company driver - can often feel confusing and overwhelming. The good news? Taking the time to understand the ins and outs of tax obligations and deductions can save you money and make tax season...
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Team truck driving is an increasingly popular option in the trucking industry that can provide numerous benefits for both drivers and carriers. Team driving involves two drivers sharing the responsibility of operating a single truck. This approach allows the truck to be on the road nearly continuously, maximizing delivery efficiency and reducing transit...
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