In truck driving school, learning the rules of the road is an important part of your studies. However, it is important to note that in addition to national laws, each state has its own set of driving laws. As a driver, knowing both the national laws and the laws of the state in which you more »
There’s been a lot of buzz about autonomous vehicles lately. While the safety record of and public reactions to autonomous vehicles have been a mixed bag, the future of self-driving big rigs is actually pretty exciting. That’s because, contrary to popular belief, self-driving trucks are not expected to replace actual truck drivers. The industry will more »
The Federal Aid Highway Act was signed by President Eisenhower in 1956. Before that time, the transportation industry got by on a mish-mash of state highways and local streets. Needless to say, it was cumbersome. It was also far pricier than it should have been to ship goods from one state to another (and it more »
Some jobs are just jobs, offering nothing more rewarding than a paltry paycheck. If you’re tired of working at the same boring job with a boss looking over your shoulder, it’s time to switch gears and start building a career you can be proud of. As a professional truck driver, you’ll be working to support more »
Plenty of folks entering truck driving school are already in the workforce. It isn’t as hard as you’d think to earn your CDL while still working a full-time or part-time job. Remember that CDL training programs don’t last nearly as long as a college degree program. In fact, they aren’t even as long as one more »
Fatigue is one of the top enemies of professional truck and bus drivers, and the consequences of not getting enough sleep can be dire. To promote better road safety for all, CDL drivers need to make getting enough quality sleep a top priority. Here are some tips to help you meet your sleep quota. Reduce more »
Is an office job not quite right for you? For those with wanderlust and an inquisitive personality, a career in the trucking industry can offer surprising benefits. Drivers with CDLs—commercial driving licenses—are in high demand. This means you can look forward to job security and good starting wages, in addition to the following perks. You more »
Since truckers spend so much time on the road, you might wonder what they do when they’re not driving. Some truck drivers, especially those who drive more locally, like to enjoy a normal life at home with their families when they’re not on the job. Other drivers that don’t have the same kinds of commitments more »
The spring is a beautiful time of year to be a commercial truck driver, as you’ll get to see the seasons change before your eyes. There are certain places that are best to check out during the spring in Michigan, Texas, and California, so take the chance if you get it. Here’s a look at more »
There’s nothing like being a commercial truck driver, but you have to know how to break into the industry if you want to land yourself a job. It helps to start out at a CDL school, so you can prepare yourself to earn your commercial driver’s license, and then you’ll have a network of industry more »
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