Hey, Our Recruiter Wants to Meet You!
Len Dubois Trucking is always on the lookout for great new drivers to join our fleet. We’ve just recently expanded our operations and have a great new facility with more room for more trucks.
Questions to Ask a Driver Recruiter
We find creating a good rapport with a potential driver, or owner-operator is very important in finding out if we’re a good fit for each other.
Dubois Blog Round Up
We have a lot of expertise at Len Dubois Trucking. We try to share that experience to help others in the industry.
Trucking News in July
Between the pandemic, new HOS rules, safety blitz's, and the usual things happening in the trucking industry - it can be hard to keep up with it all.
Three helpful apps for truck drivers
It's hard to imagine trucking before mobile devices. Remember plotting your route with a truckers atlas? Using payphones and calling cards?
Whether you like it or not, face masks in trucking are here for a while
Whether you agree with mask-wearing or not, it's been a reality for truckers since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic began.
Family Time: Things to do in August
As drivers, we have limited time at home and it's important to make the most of it. In today's COVID world a lot of events have been cancelled and many of the places and venues we usually enjoy are closed or open at limited capacity.
Good Trucker Health Habits
The life of a truck driver can be an unhealthy lifestyle, both physically and mentally. I know this isn't groundbreaking news. It's obvious that a job can lead to unhealthy habits when it requires long hours of sitting, lots of time away from home, tight deadlines, and little access to common amenities such as a kitchen or exercise equipment.
Don’t Miss a Thing – Trucking News Round Up
In trucking, we make hay when the sun shines. But as some normalcy returns we start to see some familiar things getting more ink in trucking. Inspection blitz, HOS news, and infrastructure have been making headlines.
Why truckers are safest drivers on the road
There are reasons why professional drivers can log that many miles safely. The trucking industry is more safety-focused now more than ever. The entire culture has changed to safety and compliance over the past few decades. That trend continues with trucking associations, trucking companies, and truck drivers prioritizing safety.