Dealing with the flu or a cold is awful when you’re cooped up in the truck instead of at home in your comfy bed. Truck drivers rarely have the opportunity to call in sick or take the day off while dealing with your cold and flu symptoms. There are things you can do to help deal with your symptoms.
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.
Being a trucking spouse or having a trucker as a spouse isn’t easy. Life over the road, away from loved ones, is stressful. Having your spouse away for long stretches of time is just as stressful.
With over 30 years of success, Len Dubois Trucking is committed to helping Owner Operators build their business and maximize their earning potential!
Let’s start 2020 with a commitment to health & wellness – both mental and physical!
2019 was a busy year for all of us at Len Dubois Trucking! We moved to a bigger and better facility to support our growing fleet. We were awarded the Distinguished Member Award from the MTA. The new Canadian ELD rules came were announced and the new US ELD rules came into effect in November. It truly was a year of growth and change for us and we thank all of our wonderful staff, drivers, and partners for adapting and changing with us.
For over 30 years, Len Dubois Trucking has been committed to helping Owner Operators build their business and maximize their earning potential! Our experienced operations and dispatch team have spent years developing relationships with many regular, satisfied clients. We keep Owner Operators moving with regular outbound and inbound freight and ensure regular home time so [...]
Are you looking for the perfect Christmas gift for that hard-to-buy-for trucker? From entertainment to practical tools - we’ve found 5 things every truck driver will love!
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.
