Driving in the harsh winter conditions can be challenging for many truck drivers. Traveling over snow-covered or icy roads requires a specific level of caution, knowledge, and skill. Be prepared by learning essential tips for winter driving, preparing your truck, and using supplies to adjust your driving style according to weather conditions.
The trucking industry is a vital component of the U.S. economy. The industry is no stranger to the impact of government regulations. A final rule has been announced by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), going into effect March 11, 2024, which revises the guidance on determining employee or independent contractor status under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
Whether you're an up-and-coming trucking company or a well-established one, making investments in your business is unavoidable. Whether it's acquiring new trucks, trailers, equipment, or expanding your staff, companies often find themselves making financial decisions with varying degrees of frugality. However, the question looms: is being frugal with certain investments more beneficial in the long run, especially when considering the potential hidden costs associated with seemingly 'free' TMS solutions?
In every industry, there are risks that can potentially shut down operations. In the trucking industry, those risks can lead to an insurance policy cancellation, resulting in a halt in providing service as carriers. There are many reasons why an insurance provider will cancel a policy, but in recent years, they have been due to six reoccurring factors.
