truck driver retention
Why Truck Drivers Stay Longer with Some Fleets and How It Varies by Region
Truck drivers who stick around longer with their fleets often point to better home time, reliable schedules, and feeling respected on the job....
Why Truck Drivers Stay Longer in Certain Southeastern States
Some of the strongest driver retention stories in trucking come from parts of the Southeast, not because the job is easier, but because...
TDUSA Guide to Controlling Operational Costs in Your Trucking Fleet
If you run a trucking fleet, one of your biggest challenges is managing operational costs. Expenses like fuel, maintenance, driver wages, and insurance...
2025 ATRI Report Insights: Practical Takeaways for Truck Drivers & Fleet Managers
If you’re behind the wheel or managing a trucking operation in 2025, knowing where your dollars go—and where the industry’s headed—is more than...
How Trucking Carriers Can Stand Out to CDL Drivers in 2025
Attracting and retaining qualified CDL drivers is a top priority for trucking carriers in 2025. Today’s drivers look beyond paychecks—they want competitive compensation,...
How Trucking Can Win Over Gen Z with Respect, Culture, and More Than Just a Paycheck
The workforce is evolving, and trucking needs to keep up. With the average trucker age hovering around 45, according to the Bureau of...
Truck Drivers Speak Out About Job Search Trends and 2025 Optimism
Understanding the pulse of drivers is essential for fleet success, and the Fall 2024 Truck Driver Survey from Conversion Interactive Agency and PDA...
