For the right man or woman, the trucking industry can be fulfilling, rewarding, fun, and the best job for them. The perks of being out on the road really comes down to personality and work ethic.
I don't know about you but the past year felt like a decade to me. While 2021 looks like it'll be better, let's take a look at some of the things that happened in trucking.
There is an obvious safety risk when drivers are not in full compliance. The thing about being cited for a violation, is that it's costly and avoidable.
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.
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.
Operation Safe Driver Week is scheduled, July 12-18, 2020. Law enforcement agencies throughout North America will increase patrols, targeting dangerous driving behaviours from both passenger vehicle drivers and commercial vehicle drivers.
There's more to being a professional truck driver than just driving. As pro's, we're held to a higher standard. A high standard of safety and a higher standard in the way we interact with others during the course of doing our jobs.
Trucking faces a big problem – millennials just don’t seem to be interested in trucking.
Maximize Your Earning Potential We have a great opportunity for the right Owner-Operator running flat deck out of Winnipeg, MB. Our regular clients run IL,WI, MN,ND,SD and BC,AB,SK,MB,ON in Canada. We've recently added several Roll-Tight decks which reduces tarping. Our regular clients and shorter lanes mean plenty of miles to maximize your earnings. We have [...]
Trucking is a fast paced industry. We thought we'd share some interesting things from around the web. TxDOT Driver Feedback TxDOT has set up a hotline to get feed back from truck drivers on the I-30 corridor. “Here are a few questions that TxDOT would like drivers to answer: Are there enough truck stops? [...]
