Some effects of whole-body vibration are noticeable within a day of driving, while others take years to develop. Fleet managers can take preventative measures to help reduce the impact on drivers and their vehicles.
Explore how preventative maintenance can help keep your drivers and your business safe from a wide range of risks.
The 17th edition of the annual Best Fleets to Drive For survey and contest seeks best employers in North American trucking industry.
A new study conducted by the American Trucking Associations has found that median truckload driver salaries have increased by 10% over the past two years.
The Biden-Harris administration has approved more than $3 million in grant money to help train new truck drivers.
What can trucking companies do to attract and support more women? The National Transportation Institute’s Leah Shaver has some ideas following a recent survey, including one in particular she's passionate about.
In part two of this series, Mark Murrell, CarriersEdge president, looks at why taking care of driver-side issues makes them happier and helps your business in the long run.
Greg Swift, a longtime driver for Schneider National has become only the third driver in the fleet’s 90-year history to log five million safe driving miles.
Illinois has enacted a new law putting some limits on the state’s strict biometrics privacy law, including the ability for people to sue for every single instance of biometrics use.
Learning to drive a truck in high school? Learn what the Next Generation in Trucking Association is doing to bring more drivers and technicians into trucking as a first career choice.
Women truck drivers are safer and less likely to break regulations than their male counterparts, researchers found in evaluating 12 years of truck inspection data.
A new study by the American Transportation Research Institute has identified new strategies for fleets wanting to attract more women drivers.
The June 20 deadline is drawing near for nominations to the Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award sponsored in part by Kenworth.
Is artificial intelligence the next big leap in truck driver recruiting and retention? Communicating with drivers has come a long way since the days of pay phones, and it looks like AI will help take it even further.
The National Transportation Institute's Leah Shaver challenges some conventional thinking about women in trucking, from behind the wheel to the board room, in this episode of HDT Talks Trucking.
The federal government has kicked off the formal rulemaking process to consider moving marijuana from a Schedule I drug to a Schedule III drug under the Controlled Substances Act.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is accepting applications from motor carriers for a newly revised version of its apprenticeship pilot program to study younger drivers.
Standard Oil opened the Iowa 80 Truckstop in 1964, and it was managed for nearly 20 years by Bill Moon, who bought the business in 1984. His love of trucks lead the truck stop to grow and add many amenities and even a trucking museum.
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