Working as a Truck Driver

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Many people choose to pursue a career as a truck driver because they crave the open road, dream of traveling around our beautiful country, and want to escape a typical 9-to-5 job. While these are all wonderful benefits of the job, they also necessitate something quite tough: frequently being away from friends and family. Don’t

School children delight in a snowy forecast. Adults are less enthusiastic. Why are the reactions so different? The need to drive may be part of the answer. Winter driving can be a challenge for everyone, and because they spend more hours behind the wheel, people who drive for a living inevitably face even greater headaches

Driving a truck is a demanding job. Some threats, like other drivers who dart around like mosquitos without considering that massive trucks can’t stop on a dime, are obvious. Others, like hours spent sitting behind the wheel, are more subtle. If you want to stay healthy, learning how to stay fit as a truck driver

As the winter holidays approach, many people are prepping their shopping lists. If you have a trucker among your friends and family, you may be hunting for a gift idea that’s fun, practical, or both. Our list of gift ideas for truck drivers should help.

Americans will swap career paths an average of three to seven times, Unmudl reports, so if you’re ready for a change, it’s not that uncommon. Would you like a career that puts you in the driver’s seat? Does the idea of switching to a field that’s readily accessible to those who are willing to learn

Americans often take a romantic view of the open road, but anyone seriously considering a new career has to be practical. Is being a truck driver worth it? That’s a determination only you can make, and the answer will depend on your personality and goals. However, there are certainly plenty of positives to consider.

You might wonder if a driver’s license is all you need to start a new career as a semi-truck driver. After all, most of your workday will revolve around driving around the country on our nation’s interstate highway system. But in fact, there are several truck driver requirements you’ll need to satisfy if you want

The freedom of the open road has long been a celebrated part of American culture. If you enjoy being behind the wheel, a career spent driving may sound appealing. And when you can picture yourself in the driver’s seat of an 18-wheeler, it’s only natural to wonder, “Is being a truck driver hard?”

Safety is paramount for all drivers, but especially for semi-truck drivers, considering (1) how large and heavy their vehicles are and (2) how much time they spend on the road. Many factors contribute to safe driving, but one of the most essential habits that professional drivers must develop is getting a solid 7 to 9