Hiring drivers is one of the biggest challenges in the trucking industry. With driver shortages, high turnover rates, and strict regulatory requirements, finding reliable, skilled drivers requires a strategic and proactive approach.

As a truck driver, performing a CDL pre-trip inspection is one of the most common and repeated tasks you will complete. Pre-trip inspections help truck drivers ensure their tractor and trailer are safe to operate before hitting the road.

A lease agreement gives the lessee the right to operate a vehicle under the lessor's motor carrier number, allowing the lessee...

If you are new to the industry, it can be a daunting task to understand what should even be looked for in a pre-purchase inspection. Our free inspection form is here to help.

In the trucking industry, training is more than just a requirement—it’s the foundation of a safe, efficient, and professional workforce. Whether a driver is new to the industry or has been behind the wheel for decades, ongoing training is crucial to ensuring road safety, compliance, and overall operational success.

To succeed in trucking, safety must be the most important guiding factor when making decisions. A strong safety culture not only protects drivers, cargo, and the public but also reduces costs, enhances compliance, and strengthens a company’s reputation.