Category: Trucking Lifestyle

Trucker Charity Spotlight: Trucker Buddy

In November 1992, a truck driver named Gary King contacted a grade school in Williams Bay, WI, and asked the

We’ve all heard the tales of truck drivers falling ill, suffering an injury, or tragically passing away while out on

No segment of America is immune from hunger and food insecurity, and that includes the trucking community. Carriers nationwide face

It’s no secret that long hauls are a breeding ground for loneliness and isolation. And when phone calls or conversations

Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) began in 2009 with the understanding that truckers are critical frontline observers in a unique position

Recent studies have shown that a strikingly large percentage of truckers suffer from serious health conditions. One report suggests more

Three of four truckers believe their job is mentally and physically stressful A new survey of truck drivers by DAT

A beam of bright sunlight washes across Chamaine Jeffers’ face as she steers her truck through a wide left turn

The first truck show of the season is the Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS), and as usual, truckers can look forward

Super Bowl Sunday is this weekend, and no doubt plenty of truck drivers will adjust their schedules to make sure

Sleep is a rare commodity in a trucker’s life. Good quality sleep is even rarer, and that’s why the one-size-fits-all

Even the most experienced drivers struggle with icy roads and sub-zero temperatures when winter delivers a mix of nasty weather