There are numerous deadly dangers in truck driving jobs. There are so many ways a professional truck driver can get hurt in this profession. I can bet there are some that you didn’t even realize when you were training for your CDL.

It is easy to get seriously hurt or killed in this line of work, if you don’t keep your head on straight and pay attention to the task at hand. 

Truck drivers need to be aware of the presence of liars in trucking companies.
If a driver takes a job with a dishonest company, it can be devastating.

Do truck drivers deserve respect? Absolutely! Do we get it? Certainly not.
You need to demand respect from the company you work for and from yourself.

Learn how to recognize a super trucker.
It isn’t difficult to spot them behind the wheel or when in a truck stop.
You know the type: loud, obnoxious and they know everything!

The most valuable truck driving lessons I learned, were from old school truck drivers, back when I was first coming up in the trucking industry.
I learned things about driving a truck, that could not be learned in a class room or from a book, from these old school truck drivers I worked with.
The lessons I learned from these old veteran drivers were invaluable.

Trucker exhaustion is a trucking industry hazard, which every driver faces to varying degrees in their driving career.
Recognize the signs of truck driver burnout and how to deal with it.

It’s more important than ever to save money, when on the road as a professional trucker.
We offer 5 easy tips to keep more money your pocket!

It’s vital for the trucker to be mindful of their physical and mental health.
Find tips for good mental health for truck drivers, when living on the road.

Being sick on the road as a truck driver isn’t much fun at all.
It’s important to know what to do, should the situation arise.
Some tips and rules to deal with illness when far away from home.