
Guide to Trucker Slang
Trucker slang is as diverse a talk as any, and if you’re on the road, you need to know how to communicate. Here is a list of phrases commonly used by truckers along with CB radio number codes that will come in handy: All locked up: The weigh station is closed....

Balancing Family with the Responsibilities of Trucking
Trucking can be a rewarding career, but without a balance between your home life and your life on the road, it’s no secret some drivers may feel homesick. You may worry about missing out on valuable time with your family and not being there for life’s most precious...

Trucker Hacks
Being on the road for hours on end can often become uncomfortable, making it hard to focus all your attention on the road. However, as a trucker, it’s important to take extra steps in order to stay comfortable and focused. Check out these tips to make your day...

Night Driving Tips for Truckers
While night time driving does have its perks such as less traffic, it can be dangerous in the face of drowsiness. In fact, half of all traffic accidents occur in the evening. Staying safe on the road requires constant attention to traffic, the road, and the...

Safety Measures Every Trucker Should Take
Whether you are a seasoned driver or just starting out, it’s important to always return back to the basics of safety. By following standard safety procedures, you can prevent accidents and injuries and help keep other motorists safe while you’re on the road. Here are...

Quick Tips to Help You Start the Day Fresh and Prepared
Trucking can be a tiring gig, especially due to the long hours and unorthodox sleep schedules. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do before you embark to feel refreshed and get the energy you need for a safe and pleasant drive. 1) Create a bedtime...

Millennials: The Future of Trucking
Within the past few decades, the trucking industry has been faced with the harsh reality of a shortage in truck drivers, and with more truckers approaching retirement, the future of the trucking workforce relies heavily on the interest of younger generations. The...

Colorado’s Truck Safety Program for Mountain Driving
The Colorado Department of Transportation partnered with Colorado State Patrol, Colorado Motor Carriers Association, PrePass Safety Alliance and Drivewyze to establish a trucker safety program for those navigating Colorado’s mountainous terrain. On August 16th, 2019,...

What to Expect From the FMCSA’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse will be coming into effect shortly, on January 6th of 2020. What does this mean for you and your future career as a truck driver? Here, we’ll define FMCSA’s...

A Year in Review for Trucking: 2019
A lot happened for the trucking industry in 2019. As we welcome the new year, we’re looking back on some of the most pivotal events, while looking forward to what the new year will bring. The overall number of U.S. traffic fatalities in the first 9 months of 2019...