Unless a driver has operated a semi it’s hard to imagine what it takes to operate safely. Better driver training on how to drive around big trucks would make our roads safer and save lives. We’ve put together a few tips you can share with your four-wheeler friends.
Trucking in the winter is challenging. The cold temperatures are hard on the equipment. We often need to drive when the weather and roads are bad.
You’ve completed your training and now your looking for your first OTR truck driving job. Most trucking companies require 1 - 3 years of verifiable driving experience.
Drivers don't have a lot of downtime, but some drivers use the little bit of downtime to work on side gigs and earn a passive income on the side.
Whether you're new to trucking or have millions of miles behind you, there is always something to learn in the trucking industry. Check out some of our past how-to and tip articles that were written to help make your life a little easier out there on the road. Night Driving Pros and Cons lenduboistrucking.com Time [...]
We have lots of questions about your expectations, experience, etc. We assume you do too. You should so don’t be afraid to ask!
Trucking is stressful. We’re under constant time pressure from shippers and receivers. We have ticking HOS clocks. There are variables such as traffic and weather which affect how efficient we are and how we manage our day.
Today we’ll go through some good questions about certain things that truckers do while going down the road.
Starting Monday March 18th, 2019 Manitoba Spring Road Restrictions take effect. As always, we want our fleet to be in full compliance at all times.
The sheer amount of driving we do as truck drivers necessitate that we practice safe driving habits for the safety of everyone on the road.
