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Driver shortage has been a topic of discussion in the trucking industry for the past several years. To help combat the driver shortage reported by
So, you just got your CDL, and you are ready to hit the road to start your career as a professional truck driver. For many
Becoming a truck driver is not an easy task. Several requirements must be met. After reviewing and meeting the requirements, you will need to obtain
Budgeting can be rather overwhelming at first. It requires a plan and self-discipline. But there is no need to be scared. Once you get the
Mental health is a topic that is not being addressed enough in the trucking industry. There are many articles, websites, and businesses that help truck
As a professional truck driver, you know that space is limited in your truck cab. Living on the road with limited storage space means you
Summer is coming to an end! The Trucker’s Network wishes all drivers a happy holiday weekend this Labor Day. Remember to stay safe on the
Truck driving can be a dangerous job. Due to a truck driver’s living and work conditions, drivers expose themselves to unique health risks. Health insurance
The importance of Fuel Additives is often underestimated and overlooked!But using the right Fuel Additive will make your life easier, plus save you time and
TruckPark – A Partner of The Trucker’s Network The Trucker’s Network, a membership resource site for trucking companies, company drivers, and owner-operators, is proudly partnering
Days or weeks behind the wheel can cause serious health issues in truck drivers. The living and working conditions that truck drivers are in do
Life on the road as a truck driver can be unpredictable. Drivers are gone for days and sometimes weeks at a time. While drivers are
Being on the road can make you feel free, excited and adventurous. It can also make you feel lonely and even depressed. It’s important for
Driving in the heat can create dangerous situations for truck drivers. Drivers need to take specific precautions before hitting the road in extreme heat. With
Although there are several GPS apps, it’s better for truck drivers to rely on a system that is specifically geared towards their type of work.
Living life on the road can be exhausting. It is not uncommon for a trucker to live inside their truck more than their own home.
Semi-trucks haul nearly 80% of the U.S. freight. A refrigerated trailer, also known as a reefer trailer, is generally used to transport temperature-sensitive products. Because
Space in a semi-truck is limited. A majority of truck drivers spend a good portion of their careers living on the road. Trying to fit
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