Category Archives: Safe Driving Tips

From the Driver’s Seat

Posted on January 30, 2009 by Tumbleweed

With 10 years of truck driving under my belt, I’ve spent a lot of hours in the driver’s seat.  Most of my driving time was at night, though.  It was easier on a woman to drive at that time of the day.  The guys couldn’t ogle you as they could during the daytime. You’d be amazed at some of the sights you’ll see sittin’ way up there above most everybody else on the highway. Continue reading →

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Sometimes It Just Happens!

Posted on January 29, 2009 by Tumbleweed

You never know when something crazy is going to happen when you’re cruisin down the road. But when something does go wrong, the proper training and understanding of how to handle a big rig will keep you safe and ready to run another day. This story was about one of those days. Continue reading →

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Golden Rules Of Trucking Safety: Speed and Following Distance

Posted on January 21, 2009 by TruckerMike

In day two of truck driving school they covered defensive driving techniques, including excessive speed and following distance. There is nothing more important to your safety than maintaining the proper speed and following distance. Continue reading →

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