Make a Plan to achieve your New Year’s Resolutions
Even if you’re not the “make a New Year’s Resolution” type – you have things you want to achieve this year. The first step to reaching your goals is to define them, and then, make a plan.
Our Most Popular 2018 Blog Posts
We’ve taken a look and found our most popular blog posts. Scroll through and get some of them a read.
Truckers Must Have Apps
The advancement of smartphones is one of the best things that has happened to trucking! There’s now so much information at our fingertips it’s hard to imagine we did our jobs without them
Great Gift Ideas Your Trucker
Picking the right gift can be a time consuming and difficult task. Let us help you find the perfect gift for the trucker on your list with these great gift ideas. Toaster Oven A toaster oven is a perfect gift for any trucker. It's a great way not only to heat up meals [...]
Prepare for Increased Traffic this Thanksgiving
For Canadian truck drivers working south of the border, November 22nd is just another day at the office, but for our American friends, it's Thanksgiving. This is most likely going to delay your week in one form or another. First off, many shippers and receivers will be closed for the holiday, so getting deliveries done [...]
Drivers Can Easily Save Money Over the Road
Life on the road shouldn’t eat into your wallet more than it needs to. After all, you work hard and sacrifice a lot to get the job done, so why should your lifestyle eat into your hard-earned dollars?
Playing in the Snow – Winter Trucking Must Reads
Trucking in the Winter Winter trucking is challenging. Between storms, unpredictable road surface conditions, mountains, and just the effect that the extreme cold has on the equipment - this job can kinda suck in the winter months. It's important to plan. Trip planning is, which includes checking weather conditions, is vital for getting there on time [...]
Understanding Your Trip – Trip Planning is More Than Just Knowing the Mileage
In this example, the failure at the end of the trip is a direct result of the very beginning of the trip. He needed an earlier start. An hour to hour and a half late start in Winnipeg two days earlier affected the last mile 2000 miles away.
5 Starter Tips for Rookie Drivers
If you’re in trucking school or a recent graduate of trucking school with a shiny new CDL, chances are you’re chomping at the bit to get signed on with a company so you can start earning. Here are 5 starter tips that every rookie driver needs to be aware of. Knowing them, and owning up [...]
8 Tips for Driving through Fog
Driving is very much a visual task, so what is a driver to do when the visibility is reduced? The best advice for driving in fog is – don’t, but we all know that just isn’t possible most of the time. So, when you get caught out in the fog, here are 8 tips to [...]