Back-to-school season is an annual reminder for motor carriers to brush up on the driver training basics.
When we don’t prepare new drivers properly, we set them up to fail — and quit, says Rolf Lockwood in his Locking it In blog.
The Arkansas State Police and Arkansas Trucking Association came up with a multi-prong approach to increase CDL skills testing capacity in the state.
CarriersEdge created a series of online training courses for auto-hauler drivers, including how to conduct vehicle inspections.
It’s early days, but new effort to boost driver numbers is being seen as a positive.
Assisting drivers through the new entry-level driver training (ELDT) requirements is to the motor carrier’s benefit.
Despite some concerns that it might not be ready by the deadline, the FMCSA's Training Provider Registry for the new entry-level driver training standards is now active.
A J.J. Keller instructor will educate trainers on how to effectively deliver both the theory and behind-the-wheel aspects of entry-level driver training.
While most commercial truck drivers believe their cabs are safe, they also indicated knowledge of women falling victim to harassment or assault while sharing a cabin during over-the-road training.
Get answers to 10 top questions about the new rule imposing minimum training requirements for entry-level CDL drivers, set to take effect Feb. 7.
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