The days before Christmas and all down the road, The drivers’ trucks were a-rollin’ to deliver their loads.
The drivers hauled everything from freight, food to toys, to deliver to homes for good girls and boys.
The cellphones did crackle and voices filled the air, With warm season’s greetings and warnings to bear.
All across the land, the people did sleep, While drivers keep rollin’ through ice, snow and sleet
They’re pushing for delivery, food, freight and toys must arrive, They’re the backbone of our country, necessary to survive.
When the trailer is empty, they’ll get on the phone, And check with their dispatch before heading for home.
The family will greet them with hugs and with smiles, you know it’s for them that they roll all those miles.
Remember the children, remember the wife, of the driver who sacrificed, every day risked his life.
Let’s stop while we’re at it to offer a prayer, That the drivers all made it safely, that they all got there.
We can all be proud of this job that we do, These drivers and shippers depend on me and on you,
So, friends, have a safe one as they roll out of sight, Merry Christmas to all and to all a goodnight!
~ Tina Pastore
Perfect...thanks
The customer who is shipping the freight. This is where the driver will pick up a load and then deliver it to the receiver or consignee.
That gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling.
Merry Christmas
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A Truck Driver's Prayer
Dear God above bless this truck I drive and help me keep someone alive
Be my mortal sight this day on the street where little children play
Bless my helper fast asleep when the night is long and deep
and keep my cargo safe and sound through the hours big and round
make my judgment sound as steel and be my hands upon the wheel
Bless the traveler going past and teach them not to go so fast
Give me strength for every trip so I may care for what they ship
And make me mindful every mile that life is just a little while....Amen
~Red Sovine
Good stuff! First Christmas as a drivers and my co-driver and I are about 1000 miles from home. We won't be back to celebrate with our families till February.
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The days before Christmas and all down the road, The drivers’ trucks were a-rollin’ to deliver their loads.
The drivers hauled everything from freight, food to toys, to deliver to homes for good girls and boys.
The cellphones did crackle and voices filled the air, With warm season’s greetings and warnings to bear.
All across the land, the people did sleep, While drivers keep rollin’ through ice, snow and sleet
They’re pushing for delivery, food, freight and toys must arrive, They’re the backbone of our country, necessary to survive.
When the trailer is empty, they’ll get on the phone, And check with their dispatch before heading for home.
The family will greet them with hugs and with smiles, you know it’s for them that they roll all those miles.
Remember the children, remember the wife, of the driver who sacrificed, every day risked his life.
Let’s stop while we’re at it to offer a prayer, That the drivers all made it safely, that they all got there.
We can all be proud of this job that we do, These drivers and shippers depend on me and on you,
So, friends, have a safe one as they roll out of sight, Merry Christmas to all and to all a goodnight!
~ Tina Pastore
Shipper:
The customer who is shipping the freight. This is where the driver will pick up a load and then deliver it to the receiver or consignee.
HOS:
Hours Of Service
HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.