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Walmart’s higher starting pay, upgraded trucks, and internal training programs are attracting more women to truck driving. Here’s how pay, equipment, and job structure are changing who enters the industry.

December 29, 2025

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Why Walmart’s Higher Pay and Newer Rigs Are Bringing More Women Into Trucking

Truck driving has evolved significantly over the past decade, particularly within large private fleets. Some carriers have begun rethinking how the job is structured, ...

After a full year behind the wheel, truck drivers see more job options, changing insurance rules, and better lane access. Here is what typically changes and why it matters.

December 23, 2025

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What Changes for Truck Drivers After Year One Behind the Wheel

The first year on the road is usually about survival and consistency. New drivers focus on running safely, learning customers, managing time, and proving ...

An Ohio truck driver was awarded the Carnegie Medal after rescuing a high school student from a burning bus following a deadly Interstate 70 crash. Learn what happened and why the honor matters to truck drivers.

December 22, 2025

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Ohio Truck Driver Awarded Carnegie Medal for Life Saving Rescue After Interstate Crash

Acts of heroism on the highway often happen without warning, and they rarely come with recognition. In one case from Ohio, a truck driver’s ...

Women In Trucking is accepting nominations for its 2026 Driver of the Year award. Learn who is eligible, what the award recognizes, key dates, and how truck drivers can submit a nomination.

December 22, 2025

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Women In Trucking Opens Nominations for 2026 Driver of the Year Award

Professional truck drivers know that recognition in this industry is earned mile by mile. The Women In Trucking Association is now inviting nominations for ...

TCA’s roundtable discussions at Truckload 2026 focus on safety, compliance, equipment strategy, operations, and marketing. A breakdown of the sessions shaping truckload decision-making.

December 18, 2025

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Why TCA’s Roundtable Discussions Are a Must-Attend at Truckload 2026

The 2026 TCA Annual Convention introduces a refreshed lineup of moderated, topic-driven roundtable discussions designed to move past surface-level conversation and into practical, experience-based ...

Join FTR’s free webinar to get insights on 2026 freight trends, trade policy, trucking capacity, and economic outlook. Essential information for truck drivers and carriers.

December 12, 2025

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FTR Offers Free Webinar for Truck Drivers and Industry Professionals on 2026 Transportation Outlook

Shippers, carriers, and industry professionals can gain a clearer view of next year’s freight and transportation trends through a free webinar hosted by FTR. ...

Truck drivers are encouraged to attend the Midwest Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit in Kansas City on December 16 and 17. Learn about the sessions, speakers, and registration details for this free event.

December 12, 2025

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Truck Drivers Encouraged to Attend Kansas City Safety Summit This December

Truck drivers spend more time on the road than anyone, which makes their voice essential when decisions about highway safety are being made. Later ...

Owen Lewis of Sharp Transportation is named the latest TCA Highway Angel for helping a crash victim on I-80 in Iowa. Learn how the program honors truck drivers for courage and kindness on the road.

December 8, 2025

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TCA Honors Sharp Transportation Driver as Newest Highway Angel

Out on the road, truckers witness more than most people ever will, and sometimes they are the first ones to step in when things ...

Learn how warehouse, yard, and non-CDL delivery experience can fast-track you into a CDL A driving job in Memphis, Louisville, and Allentown. Discover training tips, hybrid roles, and practical steps to move up in the trucking industry.

December 3, 2025

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Where Warehouse and Yard Driver Experience Turns into CDL Jobs Fast

Starting in a warehouse, on a yard tractor, or in a non-CDL delivery role can be one of the most practical paths into a ...

Local infrastructure projects in small metro areas are driving higher demand for truck drivers. Federal and state investments in roads, bridges, and construction create stable freight opportunities, competitive pay, and regional routes. Drivers who track projects, gain relevant endorsements, and connect with local carriers can capitalize on this growing market.

December 2, 2025

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How Local Infrastructure Projects Are Increasing Truck Driver Demand in Small Metro Areas

Local infrastructure projects are quietly reshaping the truck driving job market, especially in small metro areas across the country. Drivers looking for stable work ...