For National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, 123Loadboard is handing out 1,500 annual subscriptions to drivers. This freight matching marketplace is showing truckers just how much they are appreciated by helping them cover the cost of membership so they can fill their trucks and keep on rolling. By keeping the transportation…
Truckers are making a name for themselves on YouTube and if you click the link below it will take you to a list of Trucking YouTube Channels that you should be watching. Some of the titles include: Smart Trucking Channel – Here you will find tips and advice for truckers.Red…
The American Trucking Associations has told a House Subcommittee that using tolls to finance construction and maintenance of the infrastructure is damaging to the trucking industry. They are more than willing to pay their fair share but feel that tolls are not the way to to go and hurts the…
AB 5, the ‘Dynamex’ worker classification bill, has been moved forward by the California Senate. Before the bill went through, its author added one last exemption for newspaper delivery workers but there were no exemptions for the trucking industry. Other exemptions included lawyers, doctors, and hairstylists but no trucking companies…
Kicking off October 8 and running until October 27, Run on Less Regional is a three-week event where fleets participate in a fuel economy demonstration. 10 fleets, traveling through different climates and geographic areas, will be showcasing technologies in freight efficiency. The ten fleets participating are: C&S Wholesale Grocers, Hirschbach,…
Timothy Chelette of Murfreesboro, Tenn., has won Pilot Flying J’s 2019 Road Warrior Contest. Big G, Chelette’s employer, and Pilot Flying J teamed up to surprise Chelette with the news of his win and give him the prize of $10,000. Of the more than 13,000 online votes, Chelette came out…
John Bendel, a columnist, found some notes he took during a ride along in 1994 with truckload driver Richard Hitchcock who then drove for Transport America of Minneapolis. Over the years, the trucking industry has changed dramatically and it doesn’t look likely to slow down any time soon. In this…
Since its start in 1929 to today, Holland is still running strong. Now a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc., Holland got its start when John and Katherine Cooper were hauling grain and hay during the Great Depression. They now operate 53 service centers across the country, have more than 6,800…
Together with law enforcement groups and the charitable organization Caring for Others, Inc., truck drivers in Georgia are getting ready to bring supplies to The Bahamas. These groups will be collecting donations on Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the following locations. Georgia State StadiumCaring for…
There is a licensed mobile ministry that drives around the country and reaches those truckers who can’t attend church because of their lifestyle. Trucking for the Word of God Ministries gives inspiration to as many people as possible with its highly decorated truck and trailer. The driver’s side shows bible…