If you’re interested in getting a CDL, you’ve probably run across the term paid CDL training and wondered, does this mean I get paid during training? Most CDL students’ goals are to get a CDL for free or for as little upfront cost as possible. Many also hope to be paid during CDL school. While … Continued
In an era of rapid change, one profession is accelerating faster than ever: truck driving. With increasing demand and competitive salaries, now is the perfect time to hit the open road as a professional truck driver. Job Openings 89,300 New Jobs Trucking industry statistics reveal that by 2032, an estimated 89,300 new truck driving jobs … Continued
When it comes to ensuring a secure and compliant workplace in the trucking industry, the Department of Transportation Substance Abuse Professional (DOT SAP) Program plays a pivotal role. This program, often referred to as SAP DOT or DOT SAP, is designed to address and manage substance abuse issues among commercial drivers. In this blog post, … Continued
A commercial driver’s license is required for those working in commercial trucking, but also important for industries that move or drive heavy equipment, like landscaping and construction. Driver Resource Center ensures that drivers receive the necessary training and support to obtain their CDLs efficiently. This allows companies to focus on their core operations while relying … Continued
Are you an 18-year-old looking for exciting job opportunities with great prospects and a chance to hit the open road? Truck driving might just be the perfect fit for you! The trucking industry offers a wide range of driving jobs specifically tailored to young individuals like yourself. In this blog post, we’ll explore the various … Continued
If you’re a truck driver, and you want to move from Utah to Iowa. You’ve got your commercial driver’s license (CDL), which means you can drive any type of commercial vehicle across state lines. However, your CDL is not automatically transferable to the new state. You will need to apply for a CDL once you … Continued
The combination of long hours on the road, poor sleep and overall health can lead to truck driver fatigue. Truck driver fatigue is a major safety concern in the trucking industry. It is estimated that fatigue is a contributing factor in up to 30% of trucking accidents. This is because fatigue can lead to decreased reaction … Continued
Businesses across all industries need to manage the transportation of their goods at some point in the distribution process. Less than truckload or LTL freight shipping is a method businesses use to transport goods that are too small for a full truckload yet too big for the average carrier. It provides a more cost-effective and … Continued
Team truck driving is one of the most exciting ways to earn a living as a truck driver. It’s an opportunity to make more money, build closer relationships with your team member, and continue to learn the skills needed for your new career as a driver. While some drivers may prefer the solo journey of … Continued
Like many small business owners in Missouri, Cassandra Wickerham felt the financial strain of the pandemic. Unable to open her doors for several months, she made the difficult decision to close her business permanently. Cassandra found herself searching for a pandemic-proof career. That’s when she learned about trucking. Utilizing the Missouri SkillUp program, Cassandra received … Continued