Trucking Truth Blog: Articles Tagged 'Choosing A Truck Driving School'
Choosing A Truck Driving Job Part VII: Tankers and Flatbeds
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Part 7 of our series looks at the differences between driving for a dry van carrier and a tanker or flatbed carrier. Different job duties and lifestyle considerations need to be taken into account when deciding which type of trucking is best for you.
The Magical, Mystical “Hot Load”
by Pappy
This article provides tips and strategies for truck drivers hauling 'hot loads'. Learn how to safely navigate the roads and avoid potential pitfalls like 'barn-broken' 4-wheelers and highway pileups while delivering cargo on time.
Choosing A Truck Driving Job Part I: Factors That Affect All Companies
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This article is part 1 in a multi-part series on choosing the right trucking company. It debunks myths and provides insights into trucking companies and what drivers need to do to be happy and successful. It also answers key questions to help narrow down choices and make the best decision.
Thank God it wasn't me.
by Pappy
This article is an account of a truck driver who witnessed a tragic accident. The driver reflects on his own experiences and the importance of staying focused on the road. He emphasizes the consequences of taking your eyes off the road, even for a split second, and encourages drivers to take responsibility for their actions.
So You're Thinking About Becoming An Owner Operator?
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So, you want to become an owner operator? Read on to find out if this is the right career path for you. Learn about the financial risks and rewards involved in the trucking industry and what sets you apart from the competition. Read on for a comprehensive overview of the trucking industry.
Free Truck Driving Schools: The Numbers Are Growing
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This article provides information about free and nearly free options for CDL training to become a truck driver. It examines the trucking industry and its need for new drivers, as well as the benefits of free driving school. Learn more about the process of finding free CDL training for truck drivers.