Finding drivers is still one of the trucking industry’s biggest challenges. Still, more fleets are putting attention on something beyond recruiting alone: keeping...
ByadminJune 2, 2026The first year in trucking usually changes how drivers look at the industry once the training period ends and real freight starts moving....
ByadminMay 26, 2026Delivery and courier driver jobs are no longer limited to small vans, parcel routes, or non-CDL work. In many freight markets, regional distribution...
ByadminMay 25, 2026Inside the Whitmore Lake Girl Scout building last week, a group of young girls moved between pre-trip inspections, trucking conversations, craft stations, and...
ByadminMay 25, 2026Getting a CDL does not automatically guarantee a trucking job. A lot of drivers finish school expecting immediate opportunities, only to realize carriers...
ByadminMay 21, 2026Wisconsin remains an important trucking state because of its manufacturing industry, agricultural freight demand, and direct access to major Midwest shipping corridors connecting...
ByadminMay 20, 2026Missouri remains one of the stronger states for new CDL drivers because of its central freight location, major interstate access, and wide mix...
ByadminMay 19, 2026Tennessee continues attracting truck drivers because the state sits directly along several major freight corridors connecting the Southeast, Midwest, and East Coast. Interstates...
ByadminMay 18, 2026After enough time running unpredictable over the road (OTR) freight, a lot of CDL holders start paying closer attention to dedicated accounts with...
ByadminMay 18, 2026Many veterans move into trucking because the work still rewards structure, responsibility, time management, and equipment knowledge. The transition makes sense for a...
ByadminMay 15, 2026