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August 5, 2025

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Ohio Is Building 1,400 More Long-Term Truck Parking Spots Across the State

Ohio is about to make a big move to ease one of the most frustrating problems drivers face: safe, long-term parking. Governor Mike DeWine recently ...

August 4, 2025

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Quick Cab Modifications That Shield Truckers from Sun and Heat

Long summer days on the road mean the sun’s working overtime—right along with you. If your cab heats up fast and A/C isn’t always ...

August 4, 2025

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Fleets Unlock More Value from Fuel Cards Beyond Just Fuel

Fuel cards have been around for a while, mainly to manage fuel costs. But the latest insights from Shell Fleet Solutions’ “2025 State of ...

August 4, 2025

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Truckstop.com Marks 30 Years of Driving Innovation in Logistics

As Truckstop.com celebrates three decades in the freight business, it’s clear that its commitment to cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of trucking. On ...

August 4, 2025

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Truck Driver Honored for Saving Life with CPR on the Highway

When independent contractor Oleksandr Tkachuk pulled his rig over on the side of the road in Hardisty, he wasn’t thinking about awards or recognition—he ...

August 1, 2025

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Beat Highway Fatigue: Real Exercises to Keep Truckers Wide Awake

Sitting behind the wheel for hours is no small feat. Long stretches on the interstate chip away at your energy—coffee and energy drinks only ...

August 1, 2025

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Don’t Guess Your Clearance

New Campaign Warns Truckers About Low Bridge Strikes Across Pennsylvania Hitting a low bridge isn’t just a frustrating mistake — it can cost you ...

August 1, 2025

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Electric Trucks Roll into the Bronx—Here’s What Drivers Should Know

There’s a major shift coming to New York City’s Hunts Point: trucks are going electric, and it’s being called the “Bronx Is Breathing” initiative. ...

August 1, 2025

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Barry Carlson’s Long Road with Hy-Vee Comes Full Circle in Cherokee

When a familiar Hy-Vee truck rolled into Cherokee, Iowa, recently, it wasn’t just another grocery delivery—it was a homecoming decades in the making. Behind ...