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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 VI: Dry Van and Refrigerated Companies
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This article discusses the differences between dry van and refrigerated hauling. We cover the types of jobs, lifestyle, and the different types of trailers available. We also discuss the advantages of working for larger trucking companies and explain the pros and cons of each type of hauling.
Choosing A Truck Driving Job Part V: Comparing Large Trucking Companies To Small Ones
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In this article, learn about the pros and cons of working for a large trucking company, and the differences between a small and large company. Understand the importance of making smart decisions, and find out about different types of trucking jobs.
Keep Entertained While You're Out There On The Road
by Pappy
Truck drivers: Satellite radio and TV can be great ways to keep entertained on the road. Learn about other gadgets and gizmos, as well as radio-controlled toys for fun. Use your imagination and have a great time!
Finding A Positive Perspective On Being A Truck Driver
by TruckerMike
Are you interested in truck driving? Understand the truth about the industry and find success. Read this article to separate the negative opinions from the facts and discover your dream!
Choosing A Truck Driving Job Part IV: Advantages of Large Trucking Companies
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This article explores the advantages of working for a large trucking company, such as having a large pool of equipment to choose from, access to different types of freight, and a variety of perks. It also looks at the disadvantages of working for a large company.
Why I'm Finally Becoming A Truck Driver
by TruckerMike
Follow Mike's story as he transitions from 9 to 5 office job to life on the open road. He shares his journey of discovering the trucking industry and his motivations for pursuing a career in the trucking industry.
What's a "Greasy Spoon"?
by Pappy
Truck drivers know the struggle of finding food on the road. Discover the definition of a 'Greasy Spoon' and tips for choosing the right one when you're out on the road.
Choosing A Truck Driving Job Part III: How Your Family and Lifestyle Will Affect Your Choice
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In Part 3 of this series, learn how to choose the right truck driving job based on your lifestyle and personality. Discover the importance of home time, the difficulties of a regional truck driving job, and the pros and cons of over the road truck driving.
Choosing A Truck Driving Job Part II: You and "Your People" Are The Most Important Factor
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Learn how to succeed in the trucking industry. Become familiar with the dynamics of any team, get to know your dispatcher's boss, and be a safe, cooperative, and disciplined driver. Understand all the factors that affect the freight you get, such as the economy, region, and season of the year.
PawPaws Don't Need Medals
by Pappy
This article looks at the Navy's Colors Ceremony in Pearl Harbor, explaining how it brings honor to the country's freedom and how it was honored during the attack. The story is told by the author's grandfather, who was on one of the ships during the attack.
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.
Getting to know me...
by Pappy
Truck drivers may sometimes find themselves in the company of a tyrant boss. Read this article to understand how to handle such a situation and to learn best practices for protecting yourself while driving.
Make Money With Your Own Blog At TruckingTruth!
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At TruckingTruth, learn how you can make money as a truck driver by hosting your own blog. Future and current drivers can use your blog to better understand the realities of being a truck driver. Earn money by placing your own Google ads on your posts!
So You're Thinking About Becoming A Truck Driver?
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Becoming a truck driver requires a lot of hard work, dedication and training. This article explains what it takes to become a truck driver and provides insight into life on the road.
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.
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